Zytty Adjustable-Height Toddler Kitchen Helper Step Stool - White Wooden Toddler Tower Stool for Kids - Learning Tower Stool for Kitchen Review

This leaning tower matches the height of the counter and makes it easy for my little one to climb up and help out or see what we're doing on the counter. Assembly was pretty easy for one person. Handle. In terms of quality, there were some chips or parts that could definitely be repaired. The main support your child is standing on also has a fairly large crack on the bottom. So far it's held up and luckily the crack is under the part where the screws go, but a crack that big on the main support

Very strong once assembled. I'm 175 pounds and I stood on it to test it and it held my weight very well. The build process can be a bit tedious as some have pointed out. The manual is very small and you can hardly see the details. It's very easy to remove wood with screws, so be careful not to over-tighten the screws. The stand comes with a loose bracket, many people think it's broken, but I think it's easier to thin it out so you can screw it in on the sides as lining up the pre-drilled holes…

The material quality of this ladder is good but there are few assembly instructions. The instructions consist of a tiny diagram showing the location of each part. Study each part before you begin, as not all crossbars are created equal. It's the differences that determine where they belong. This is not obvious on the diagram and there are no written assembly instructions or markings on the parts. That said, it's not that hard to build if you don't mind racking your brains over it. Assembly was…