What is the distance between steps?
1142286
It is about 7 in....very sturdy. I have 9' vaulted ceilings in my home and when I am standing in the middle of my living room changing lightbulbs in my ceiling fan I feel secure because I can hold onto the bar that that runs across the top of it. Excellent purchase...I love it!!! Cindy Knight, Metz WV
1367680
We returned the steps we purchased, when they arrived one of the handles was all rusted . I don't recall the height of the step from the floor , but it appeared to be what we needed . Just wish it was in better shape . Good Luck !
674661
The steps come out 7 1/2 inches. I have mine at the bottom of my bed and it comes out about 24 inches from bottom of bed. It has helped my 15 year cat old get up on the bed which she had started having issues with. Would definitely recommend.
102586
2nd step measures 8 inches from the floor. First step measures 4 inches from the floor.
967436
I would say 3 and 1/2 inches I am very disabled and cannot stand without holding on to it for the steps so this is the best I could do having not to fall trying o measure. Hope this helps
968807
I don't know the exact measurement but my husband used it fir stairs with no problem
1261940
The steps are just a fraction under 10", 20" and 30". The steps are 14-1/2" wide x a depth of 10" - great for fat feet and very sturdy. It also has a large rubber grip on the very top of the stairs. Have fun reading the six stupid government labels.
391748
From floor to 1st step is 8 1/2 inches. From 1st step to second is 9 1/4 inches. I find this very easy to use, unfolds easy and folds back up easy. We love it and my husband has knee issues also.
1826343
Each step is 7.5" from front to back (start of next step). Our 20lb Jack Russel / Chihuahua sometimes sits on the steps and over time she has been using the stairs more and more. I can't comment if these are good for bigger dogs but definitely good for her size.
187598
The steps are about 8 or 9 inches apart. The ladder is very sturdy but very heavy.
896482
There are 10" between the top of the step and the bottom of the next step. There are 12" from top of step to top of step.
1977742
It depends entirely on how extended the steps are because it acts like an accordion. You can also add or remove steps so you can make the distance between them whatever you like. Very happy with mine.
2233604
The height between each step is 6". Your small dogs may have problems with this stair. Also, there are no risers, which is an important consideration for very small dogs.
938711
The distance between steps are a standard ladder distance. I own a 2003 F150 4x4 and the ladder touches the ground. which the tailgate sits about 3 feet off the ground.
271195
The 320 was just an example. If you are shorter, your step length will be as well. Place a marker and then walk 10 steps from there with your normal stride. Mark again. Now measure the length. Calculate the stride length by dividing the total distance by 10. Yes it was very confusing to set up, to say the least. Hope this helps.
1522832
Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure myself before buying this step stool. Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure... » Read More Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure myself before buying this step stool. « Show Less
1207602
about 20'' steps are very narrow. the tip of the ironing board from the floor is about 33'