🪑 Efficient and Portable Inspired Living Step Heavy Duty Folding Stools, 9" High, in Vibrant RED Review

This stool was exactly the height I wanted. Also folds up easily. Unfortunately after he fixed it and then stood on it, it cracked! I'm not approaching the 300 pound weight limit! Now I have to make another choice. What a waste of time to return this item under the current circumstances.

The middle of the stool where the handle is located is easy to offer. I didn't believe other reviews that reported this problem because the old one I had didn't believe it. All three new ones I bought had a noticeable bend in the middle when I stood on them and I only weigh 210 pounds (95 kg; 15 stone). The best non-slip surface of any stool I've seen from Revain. I will use steps on other chairs and put them under flower pots, dog food bowls, etc.

I bought three of these from different sellers. None of them had any problems. I use one in my truck for my wife. One in my bubble bath to get out and one in my kitchen for the grandkids to help cook. All are rarely used with loads under 200lbs. They're practical for what they are, but for larger or heavier interiors, you should probably go with a three-step folding ladder. I also have one of these and it works well for getting higher while staying stable. All these foldable items are easy to…

I would give this tiny and thin stone 5 stars but: cheap and more industrial than necessary. Also I don't see any aesthetic or functional reason for those big holes and b) the plastic material has *very * fine lines/grooves that easily pick up dust and dirt. When I received it I actually had to clean it carefully and rub it towards the grooves as the dust had already built up and it looked messy. I'm not looking forward to it and don't want to regularly clean that stupid stool that's in my…

This is a sturdy stool but you will need to secure the sides by attaching two latches on each side before the last tabs on the underside of the step. This locks the pages in place so it doesn't fold on you. I'm not sure if all folding steps have some sort of locking mechanism, but it seems likely. These two tabs are not very important and once locked they can pop out when you move the stool. Just make sure the tabs are in the locked position and the step is fully extended before stepping on it.

For a long time I did without such steps because I'm taller and usually find quick steps unsafe. The alternatives I've tried are steel steps which always end up grabbing my shins and are just clumsy. Squashed and squeezed, I tried. My biggest concern was how flat it might fold and how supportive it would be. Delights everyone around a very durable polymer construction. It feels solid and comfortable at a full 180 pounds. on topic. At its widest point, that distance is just over 1.5 inches (when

When I first got it I really liked it. I weigh 135 pounds, maybe 140 pounds in clothes and shoes. I only use it to move things to the top shelf in my closet. I've used it maybe a dozen times. I almost fell today when a piece broke off on one side. I'm very disappointed, the reviews on it have been excellent from what I could find and it seemed like a tough test for my 135lb self. I hate leaving bad reviews to the point that I usually don't leave a review because it's my fault for not liking the