🔵 ESSENTIALS 21048 15” Folding Step Stool: Wide, Foldable, Blue Plastic Step Stools for Adults Review

We bought this ladder for our caravan and it's great. Lightweight, durable, foldable and very easy to store. Update: didn't survive the summer, full of junk. I thought it would be durable but it isn't and I'm only 150lbs it should have handled me with no problem but it started breaking in the leg area.

Stool found. Lightweight, easy to move. The only problem is that it doesn't have a positive latch. Sometimes it tends to collapse when you try to sit on it. Update: After a few weeks of use, it turned out that this chair can hurt anyone if they're not careful. When I sat on it, the corners buckled inward, causing me to fall. As I noted in my first comment when unfolding the stool, it doesn't have a secure latch to hold both sides in place.

I bought this stool for my caravan. The product is lightweight, easy to store and perfect for climbing and things I can't get my hands on. . I suggest saying light, handy and strong and that's it :) I'm correcting this review because after looking at this small stepladder I noticed that the handle is cracked, this is a light weight stepladder not a heavy one. I like it, I don't think it's a good idea for a tall man.

I've been looking for a stool that's high enough to reach the tall cabinets in my old house and it's perfect - it's not too high and not too small, it's perfect for work ! It's easy to move and seems to last a long time. The only thing I would like to improve is a small step to stand on, so I'm very careful not to accidentally step off when picking something up - I wish the platform was a little bigger. But it's a nice little stool.

I don't have a photo as I already threw the step stool away. After using the step stool a second time, it literally broke on both hinges, almost scraping my foot in the process. I almost speak as if my leg is protected by my clothes. The stool was latched, but it was obvious that no matter how many times you latch the ladder (hear the sound of it latching), it will never feel secure in use. I would recommend using a sturdier folding ladder/step stool, preferably metal, to avoid risking future…

I know it sounds weird, but I'm actually 5ft tall. I have a few stools that don't fold and are shorter, and others that fold but aren't compact or heavy-duty (good for other uses). So you can see I have a lot of stools and mini ladders. I needed something that could be easily taken out and put away. I'm so tired of jumping around switches or grabbing things off awkward stools to get out and use. Unless you're small, you just have no idea how difficult it is to achieve. Yes, it's a bit flimsy…