Review on Zytty Adjustable-Height Toddler Kitchen Helper Step Stool - White Wooden Toddler Tower Stool for Kids - Learning Tower Stool for Kitchen by Amanda Holmes

Very strong once assembled. I'm 175 pounds and I stood on it to test it and it held my weight very well. The build process can be a bit tedious as some have pointed out. The manual is very small and you can hardly see the details. It's very easy to remove wood with screws, so be careful not to over-tighten the screws. The stand comes with a loose bracket, many people think it's broken, but I think it's easier to thin it out so you can screw it in on the sides as lining up the pre-drilled holes can be a chore. Once aligned and screwed it goes nowhere BUT it is very difficult to adjust the standing board once screwed in as you have to loosen 4 screws and then re-align all the holes and re-tighten the screws. It is not so. also come with foot pads so be careful with wooden floors. It's far from a bad product but I feel like it lacks finishing touches. One saving grace is that it is competitively priced and other similar products can easily double you. I received this item in exchange for an honest review and honestly it deserves a good 4/5 stars. Just need some elbow grease and some extra foot pads lying around and it's gold.