🪜 Portable Folding Aluminum Step Ladder with 330 lb Duty Rating - Adjustable Work Platform, Ideal for Washing Vehicles, Cleaning Windows, Decorating, and More Review

the platform came earlier than expected! We are very happy that it is bigger than we thought. We don't have to lengthen the legs to paint the ceiling, that's great. My husband was pleased that it seemed sturdy when he checked it out (big guy). I think this will work MUCH better than a ladder when cleaning our RV covers. I recommend this product.

The leg extensions are too difficult to extend. The button is almost impossible to press and if you press it you will cut your fingers on the sharp edges. If you push too far the button will stay in and you will have to disassemble the hole to fix it. If you never plan to use the retractable legs, it will be very strong and stable.

Light. And strong enough for a 150 pound person. The height is adjustable up to 3 feet which is nice. But the adjustment buttons are very difficult to press without injuring yourself, and if you move your foot, the button pops out of every hole. The entire height adjustment method is a real pain. I'll probably just keep my feet at 3ft. However, this means that I cannot fold the block as the legs need to be the shortest length to fold. The entire adjustment system needs to be redesigned. Other…

From what the packaging looked like on arrival I was afraid the product would be damaged. But she was whole. Pulling out the legs was difficult as the button was hard to press. When the legs are unfolded, there is a lock on each side. The lock is very weak and will fail sooner or later. In this case, the entire platform becomes useless. After I set up the platform; I climbed to the top. 330 pounds rating. I weigh 195 pounds and this thing seems very unstable. However, if I am very careful, the…

Nice and big, that's why we bought it. Looks good but has some serious design flaws. 1 - The support clips for the fold out legs allow enough movement to make them a bit unstable. He moves pretty well. I think it will hold up, but the folding retaining clips seem the least heavy. 2 - Adjusting the height of the legs. There is a knob for each leg and 6 positions for leg height adjustment. Considerable force is required to change the position of the knob. It's pretty rigid, you may need to use a…

Unfortunately I bought two of these platforms to test. The locking mechanism does not inspire confidence. The lock itself is weak and unreliable. I used it at 30 inches, which is just near its upper adjustment range. To adjust the height, you need to press the buttons on each leg with a screwdriver. The button gets stuck in the leg when moving, you then have to kick your foot to get the button out again, it's on a piece of spring metal, it's annoying to do this multiple times. When you leave…

. At first I thought I wasn't adjusting it properly because the knob didn't want to go in and move my foot. I had to grab a screw to apply enough force to push the button down to allow the leg to move, and then came the not-so-surprising surprise that EVERY leg had to be adjusted. Then came the surprise that a little too much force caused the little button to come loose and get stuck. Not to mention, if you go from shortest to tallest, you have to press it again for EVERY hole on EVERY leg (I…