🪜 Rubbermaid RM-P2 2-Step Molded Plastic Stool: Non-Slip Treads, 300-Pound Capacity Review

It's worth every penny. My daughter is 3 years old but she is very small for her age. She wants to do things like washing her hands on her own, but she can't reach the sink in a regular high chair. This stool is HUGE and works great for her. It's broad and strong. She loves it and it's a quality product.

The step stool is durable and has rubber feet on the bottom to prevent slipping. However, there is a sharp piece of plastic protruding from the chair I received which is not secure. I bought this for my young son so he can stand up to get to my kitchen sink. At first he tried to play with the sharp plastic sticking out and nearly cut his finger. I'm not sure why anyone would ship a product with such a defect. I will update the review when they fix it.

I had an earlier model that wasn't designed for weight. Eventually cracks appeared, destabilizing it, and I had to stand on the outer edges of the top step to avoid further cracks. As you can imagine, I was always a bit worried that if I shifted my weight from the first step to the second, the stool would tip over. In the end I decided I needed a new one. I've been looking for a long time for one that's easy to move around the kitchen and that's the right height. I ended up choosing this one…

when you're young you never think about falling half a meter or two from the ground. If you have someone you care about who is elderly and has trouble reaching or balancing things then this is a must have. Our mother used to use this old metal stool. Legs kept getting lost, and it wasn't safe. the thought of a fall and her injury, medical bills. Getting something like this is such a small price to pay for peace of mind. I think it's industrial quality. It is a solid stone stool molded in one…

This is a great step stool but the first problem appeared a minute after unpacking. Only 1 of 4 rubber feet are included, without which the stool slips like crazy on smooth floors (e.g. laminate or smooth tiles) and is dangerous. I didn't know they were wrong and I almost fell on the floor. I had silicone rubber feet, I wiped the surface with alcohol and glued them on, but the plastic is so slick they don't stick very well. I need to find an alternative to keep my legs in place. In addition…

SUPER for my horse! I bought this because I needed a second mounting block in our shed but didn't want to pay $60 plus the cost of the typical heavy plastic horse mounting blocks. In fact, it's sturdier than my other two-tier mounting block designed specifically for horse use. The four legs make it more stable on our sandy soil here in Florida. It's just a little lower than my other mounting block, but that doesn't matter because it's certainly high enough for my TWH gelding to mount more…

This is a great step stool if you don't mind its weight and have enough space to store it. Here are some things you might want to know: - It's very durable and won't wobble even if an adult weighs 260 pounds. - Height advantage is 16" - Top tier is 16" x 10" - Bottom tier is 14" x 5" and may feel a bit flimsy for heavy adults compared to top tier at 18" x 18". - Steps have non-slip grooves on their surface - Sliding rubber "feet" and won't slip on hardwood floors even with no weight on it Be…

for the rich! So, I got one of them. It fits well under my computer desk because my computer is black. Not only do I use it all the time as a step stool as it is very easy to pick up and use, I also use it under tables and desks to support my legs - 2 tiers to choose from. So that's where I keep them - oh, in the bathroom I also have an old beige one, just outside, on which I also put things - that's a nice low table next to a stool and a footstool. Very convenient. Can't say yet if this one…