🪑 Jiodux Folding Wood Step Stool: Safer, Stronger, Greener - Holds up to 300Lbs, Ideal for Adults or Kids in Classroom, Study Room, and Office - Patented Product Review

This stool is so strong and durable. And it's wood, not plastic, which I like. Just be careful not to pinch your finger opening it, it's so solidly built. This is an entry level stool that I feel very comfortable on for myself and my grandchildren. I'm excited!

Would have been 5 stars if I hadn't pinched my finger while showing my 3 year old how not to pinch him. It is definitely not for children to open and close. but very comfortable durable. Exactly what I was looking for. something that can be folded up and placed next to the sink. I just make sure she brings it to me to open or close it.

Heavier than plastic, but step on them in the wrong place and they will break. It's wood and obviously won't break that way. Doesn't work that smoothly. but still quite compact. Looks more durable than plastic. The grip is good. It folds up fairly easily, but it takes a little extra effort to set it up for use (not as hard as it looks).

The product is extremely dangerous and should be removed from Revain. It snaps into place like on a guillotine, doesn't pinch but cuts off part of the finger or in my case the thumb. Crush hazard warning labels do not reflect this hazardous product. We wanted wood instead of plastic, but I paid the price; Plastic it is for my future purchases.

Excellent stepladder! It is durable and well balanced. Doesn't wobble when stepping on it. Good height for access to taller kitchen cabinets. It folds up for easy storage. The only thing I would advise is to be careful when folding/unfolding to avoid pinching your fingers. I love this chair and can only recommend it.

Returned immediately after opening. I'm a small person (5ft 3in and under 130lbs) and this stool didn't feel stable at all. There was noticeable articulation when stepping on the center of the stool, and when stepping on the edges it folded. high. There was also some creaking and crackling, which made me uncomfortable. It's hard to believe this can hold 200 pounds, let alone the 300 the manufacturer claims. It's easy to open and close to the point where it's also easy to pinch. Also, the stool…

While I was hoping I would love this stool, the mechanics of the two latches underneath do little to nothing. I tried my best to assemble this thing but ended up pinching my wrist really hard once I put my two legs together. I believe the metal braces, poor workmanship and lack of instructions made this stool unsafe to assemble, even for a person in their 30's. After proper assembly, the stitching on the top did not match and a small crack appeared on the top of the stool, which is the most…