🪜 Drive Medical 13062-1SV Bariatric Step Stool: Sturdy Handrail & Stylish Silver Vein Finish Review

I bought this to get to the top shelves of the kitchen cabinet and to clean the tops of windows around the house. Also, my husband has a BIG Dodge truck that I can't get in, so now I take my little stool outside, get in the truck and can use the handle to get in the truck once I get in. The problem is now my husband is always reaching for my chair and I am not! We just bought a new house and we paint and when he sticks he picks up the stool. when he gets dirty he grabs a stool. when he went…

This metal bariatric stool with handle holds 500 lbs. The metal legs have a welded metal bar for extra support. The metal is painted with black/silver dots. The metal handle is packaged separately with the stool and should simply be pushed in until the "button" snaps into the pre-drilled hole. Tools are not required. The 22 cm high stool (without handle) is glued to a corrugated carpet for safety. Before using the handle, you must ensure that you have one foot on the stool to prevent the stool…

Very comfortable, well made stool. It's really hard work. There are two issues that need to be addressed. 1) The Revain description says the weight limit is 500lbs. The tag on the stool said £300. what he This is the 200 pound variant. I emailed the company to ask this question and they didn't reply to me. So that's something to consider, which makes me wonder if the company stands behind their product. I can't tell at the moment. 2) If you are a heavy person, be careful not to put your hand on

Well made stool for heavier people. Unlike others that need to be assembled, all parts are welded for stability, no assembly is required. Only the handle needs to be inserted into its lower base where it is held by a bracket. Weighs 13 pounds, making it agile. Some earlier criticisms deserve attention. First, you must FIRST shift your weight onto the stool and then pull yourself up to the assisted rail. It's your weight that stabilizes things. Expecting a railing without a railing to act as a…

I thought I read a lot of reviews before buying but now that I have the issue I see others have had the same issue. I bought one from Revain. This is hard work. I like the exit. It only took a few seconds to snap the handle into the base. The base is solid and firmly welded, but that's a pretty big step forward. The handle has too much play. It wobbles back and forth - just enough to make you feel off balance. I contacted Revane by phone. I found out it's non-refundable but it's not too bad for