🔎 SEO-optimized Quick Products JQ-S150 Platform Step - Extra Large Size, Steel Construction in Sleek Black Review

A stable extra step for our motorhome when it's on jack stands and further off the ground. My wife and I are middle-aged and short, so it wasn't easy to bounce or get over 12 inches, especially when carrying things like groceries or grandkids. This step saved us from these shocks and tensions. The legs fold slightly - a bit slightly before I tightened the nuts, but it's been fine since. This is a good sized tread that could be improved by two things: rubber leg closures because they will…

I bought this stool for our camper trailer because we always camp in remote, wooded areas and the steps can be very far off the ground when leveling the trailer. And also because I have four grandchildren aged 1 to 7 with small feet and my little Yorkie needs help getting on him. Firstly I love this stool and am glad I bought it. I like the actual size of the platform the most and it's as solid as it gets. I only see two problems in the craft. First, the rubber feet slip off too easily. One…

We bought this to solve the problem of our van having a bottom step too high which usually occurs when we are leveling the van. This is a great product, very durable and stable. We don't find the 14-pound weight excessive; anything else is likely to result in a weak and dangerous move. This is exactly how the height is stated - 3.5 inches or 7 inches, depending on whether the legs are folded in or out. It is equally stable in any position. The platform size is large enough to be versatile; It…

I needed something to help my mother who has leg problems and uses a walker to get into my SUV. She needed a nice, strong, LARGE platform to stand on and then turn around and climb into the passenger seat. Everything I could find to help the elderly was too small and flimsy, and then I found this! Okay, it's big and heavy even when folded, but I have room for it behind the seat. For me, out of shape, it's a bit tiring to get it out, spread it out, put it on, then pick it up, fold it back up…