What is maximum height for top step when being used as a stepladder?
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When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows: Step 1: 11-1/2" Step 2: 22-3/4" Step 3: 34" Step 4: 45-1/2" Step 5: 56-1/4" Step 6: 67-3/4" Step 7: 79" Step 8: 90-1/2" Top Step: 102" I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different. By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price.
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When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a... » Read More When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. « Show Less
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The tech information on these ladders are almost at the bottom of the page, but the MT-13 states 3-5 foot, the MT-17 is 4-7 foot, the MT-22 is 5-9 foot and the MT-26 is 6-11 foot.
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When open, the ladder is 51 inches to its highest point, the top of the tool tray. The highest step is the platform which is 33.75 inches from the floor. The floor space needed when open is 20 inches wide by 32 inches deep.When closed, the ladder is 55.25 inches high and 4.75 inches thick.
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In using the 5ft to 8ft LG Select Step as it was "safely designed for", the SOLID STANDING PLATFORM is at the 3ft to 6ft Standing position, giving a 5ft person about a 9ft to 12ft reach. Actually, the top step IS at 5ft to 8ft, but Not recommended to stand on as per All Step Ladder Safe Operating Procedures!
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The upper-most step is about at 30". So it may work. Whether it'll look ridiculous is subjective and totally up to you! But my 4-year-old uses the ladder well, and she's small for her age. Hope that helps!
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Yes, it should if your talking about the longer step you can use the high step up, I have the smaller one which all you do is instead of a stack of four you put two by two then the top of the stepper....
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I would not do that. It really isn't a plyo box. Plyo boxes are expensive for a reason ... They can really take force plus weight. If you do want to jump up on a step, then you should by the full length step (the one I reviewed is just a square). The full length step can take jumps - no problem. I just wouldn't raise it above three risers. Search for B007G571ZO
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You lose use of the top two rungs of the ladder. And you want the ladder right up against the roof or you will created a gap on the step thru. I use ladder pro levelers on the feet portion and it works great. It's very easy to use and very OSHA friendly.
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When opened, top step is about 28 inches high. When closed height to top of handle is about 44 inches.
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Yes it can be used at top of steps as per instructions. Yes you can trip and it doesn't latch without help.
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13 inches tall total to top step... from bottom step to top step is about 6.25".
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The inner and outer steps need to be the same height. You may have to adjust the outside ground level up or down to make the top step level both ways.
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The top step is 10' above the ground and is made like all of the rest. this is not a light ladder, it is very sturdy and very stable
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Each riser is 4" tall (total height). It raises the step about 2", as the upper half of the riser sets up into the step itself. Example: If you have 2 risers on each side, the top of the step is approximately 8" from top of step to the floor.
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If you put it against a solid surface but then you wouldn't have the steps so I would say no....hope this helps
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I correct my previos answer. The ladder I own has only 4 steps, the one shown in the photo here has 5 so it would about a foot taller than mine.
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Top Step Platform - 29 3/4"; Middle Step - 19 3/4 "; Bottom step - 9 3/4" For me, the middle step will be the most used for inside--handgrip is just right for balance when reaching for ceiling level tasks. Haven't tried it outside yet, but expect many uses there also.
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All depend, it has a lip that can set on the frame, if u have a box spring it may fit in between. This might help, the top step measure 14 1/2 inches