🪑 IKEA - BEKVÄM Step stool in black: A Stylish and Functional Accessory Review

I have rarely been unhappy with an Ikea product. We don't have an Ikea near us so I bought it from Revain. I needed a small stool for the kitchen. It was too cumbersome. Also, the first stage is not permanent. I don't expect this part to last very long.

Bought this for my daughter, love that it's big enough for her to reach the faucet. The only issue I have is that it's a bit slippery so make sure you put something on the bottom of your feet or always put it on the mat. It cannot be folded. So if you are looking for a compact stool, this is not the one.

I saw this ladder at IKEA last year but it was out of stock at the time. I've been patiently waiting for them to restock, but Ikea stores in the US seem to be out of stock of this item. Shame. i really like it You should note that the building process is a bit strange. When screwing in a screw, several parts must be held together.

I don't know why this ladder is not sold in the US. That's why I decided to buy it from Revain, even though it's very expensive than the original price from IKEA! Yes, that's almost TRIPLE the original price! However, as my photos show, the legs are not at all what causes imbalance. And the worst thing is that there is no screw ring under the top plate in the last finishing, which leads to a complete failure of the project. Without the tiny plastic ring you wouldn't be able to connect the top…

I bought this step stool for my dressing room, intended for a very tall person. I have reviewed many stools on multiple websites and chose this one based on the reviews and looks. I wanted white, it had to be at least 19 inches tall, it had to be strong and secure. Took me a good hour to assemble it. Two would be much easier. All the parts and details were included, as well as a decent tool to put it together. Please see my notes for instructional photos. This saves you time. The difficulty I…

Everyone writes that this stepladder is difficult to assemble. However, if you're a professional carpenter, you shouldn't have any problems. But seriously, assembly isn't hard. However, there are no words in the instructions, you need to interpret their meaning. For people who would rather have it spelled out: Step I: (why don't they call this step Step 1?) The Allen key provided isn't long enough (because the screws are pretty hard to turn). The first step is to put a plastic extension on the…