What is the Extended Vertical Height of the Brophy Scissor Steps part # SS03
Updated 06/12/2014 | Published 06/11/2014
Question:
We have built a deck that sets out from our 2011 Silverado3. It is 35-36inch high - will these steps mount on that height. I think I understand that the bracket would actually be 5inch above the first top step and the first step itself is actually the 30inch maximum height. If correct...they would be perfect for us. So is the 30inch measured from the top bracket or the first step?
asked by: Laura C
Expert Reply:
The extended vertical height of the Scissor Steps part # SS03 is 30 inches from the top bracket. Based on that this product should work very well for what you are doing since the height you are looking for steps for is 35-36 inches.
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Brophy Camper Scissor Steps - 3 Steps - Steel - Diamond Tread - 17" Wide - 275 lbs
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- 17 Inch Wide Step
- 17 Inch Wide
- 3 Steps
- 8 Inch Drop/Rise
- 24 Inch Entry
- 25 Inch Entry
- 26 Inch Entry
- 27 Inch Entry
- 28 Inch Entry
- 29 Inch Entry
- 30 Inch Entry
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