Cherry Bed Steps by Powell Attic Review

The photo shows a beautiful ladder. What is coming is not there! This is not a cherry tree and not the color in the photo! It doesn't look good and I'm sending it back! Big waste of my time! Especially since as a mom I really don't have time to deal with misinformation and lies during the summer holidays! I will never buy anything I don't need again. The photo posted by another buyer is correct if anyone is interested in the real item!

i bought this stepladder because it was a bit difficult for me to lie on the bed after pregnancy. I received a new one within a week. In addition, the return of the damaged item via UPS was so easy that despite all the inconveniences (early pregnancy) I was very satisfied with the purchase of this product.The assembly was done by my husband , it wasn't too difficult. I've been using the Step for a little less than a week, I'm very satisfied. Only the color is not as dark as in the picture. It…

Both my granddaughter and the dog love it! I have an antique bed that we thought was a double bed. When we bought a modern mattress, we realized that the mattress was too big and we had to 'build' something to make it more or less fit the frame. We had to buy steps for my 7 year old granddaughter to climb into bed. They also look pretty nice with a bed frame. :) It worked! They look good and make a durable impression. She only weighs 50 pounds but the dog is over 70 and he can use her to climb…

I bought this step because I found it a little difficult to lie on the bed after pregnancy. Initially a damaged product was delivered but as soon as I requested an exchange I received a new one within a week. In addition, returning the damaged item via UPS was so easy that despite all the inconvenience (as a soon-to-be-pregnant woman) I was very happy with the purchase of this product. My husband did the assembly and it wasn't too difficult. I've been using the stepper for a little less than a…

We could not accept it when it arrived; The packaging is damaged and the corner of the top step is damaged. This damage showed pressed cardboard, not MDF. Google MDF is basically wood particles that have been dried and pressed together under high pressure. It's more like layers of cardboard pressed together, but not too well. I had experience with this once in a rental house. Kitchen cabinets were made from this material, and due to the higher humidity, everything disintegrated over time…