🪜 Bamboo One Step Stool: 13" Wooden Foot Stool with Storage Shelf - Mudroom Foyer Entryway Shoe Bench Review

This product is a scam by name. This is not a high stool for putting on and taking off shoes. This is a baby stool. He's also ridiculously thin. I weigh 155 and the support bars only depend on the seat. With more supports in case I fall or it collapses, I saw that I could technically stand on it. However, as it flexes and shifts, if you had excellent balance you could stand for a minute or two before it collapses. Most of us will fall long before that because of the way he bucks.

I bought this for my tiny bathroom to store toilet paper and also as a squat potty for a small space. It serves both purposes perfectly! I can fit 2 toilet rolls in and it's big enough for you to crouch down if you're struggling to get the job done if you get my meaning. The only downside was that it came with no directions. I had to look at the picture here on Revain to figure out how to properly assemble it. However, it came with all the parts (including the Allen key) and everything arrived…

It was in a box, not even sealed with tape, if the tongue had opened I might have lost the gear. Luckily everything was there. Absolutely no clues, I've built complex stuff before so it was easy, just had to figure out the pan head screws are on top so you don't scratch yourself, the "point" screws need to be on the bottom PC. It is quite possible to do without instructions. A few pieces. There were longitudinal cracks in the wood. Luckily it's ok again, my goal is to install a portable heater…

I bought this bamboo stool for the sauna. Assembly was very easy with a little common sense even without instructions. The mounting bolts go through the top holes and are tightened with nuts on the back. Pointed screws go into the bottom holes and attach the shelf. Insert all screws into their appropriate holes, but do not fully tighten. At this point, the assembled stool will still wobble a little. Place the stool upright on a flat and level surface, making sure all legs are flat on the floor…

I don't write many reviews but for those of you who say Sami, man, I like my bathroom really give a Japanese spa vibe but I really don't want to spend $75-$100 on a tiny table just to add vibe to my bathroom and here is this adorable table on Revain that seems absolutely perfect and only costs $19-25 (depending on the size you choose. I chose the larger size). But then what about all the 1 star reviews from all the naysayers complaining that this table is complete crap? friend let me comfort…