Camco Folding Metal Step Stool - Ideal for Reaching High Spots in Kitchens and Closets, Excellent as a Truck Stool, Conveniently Folds for Compact Storage (43672), Silver, One Size Review

It's easy to love this compact, portable step stool, as long as you don't trip or fall. Okay, just kidding about the trip/fall point. This Camco ladder is well built and can handle just about anything reasonable. Mechanism can be a bit stiff when opening/closing which is great for safe carrying but with a little use it can come loose which may not be a problem. That piccadillo tip aside, it's great for many short tasks at home/office or on the go.

The stepladder chair is lightweight, compact and strong. However, it has one very disappointing downside. It is very difficult to fold and/or unfold. I'm an adult of average strength and it took me an unreasonable amount of effort to fold and unfold this thing without pinching my fingers. Maybe the one I got is an exception, but I don't think so. It's actually not that much smaller when folded, so I keep it unfolded all the time. Again, this is a good quality product, but I don't recommend it…

I have a C182 and it took a very easy step to get to the fuel connector to check the fuel. heavy people. I'm pretty sure we're trying too hard. He didn't move. These guys have already broken the plastic model, but this little one is pretty tough. Pros Its light weight It's small when folded It's solid and doesn't giggle Its metal. Plastic, susceptible to heat. CONS is a bit short but in my case it does the job. It's a little hard to close, you need 2 hands to close it or press on the bottom. If

I really liked this metal ladder. Very durable, the locks open by pushing the bars on either side of the chair. When you're ready to close it, you should grab the small post by the strut and pull up until it's a little loose. Do this on both sides and the stool closes with ease. If you don't, you'll have to be Superman to turn it off. Good for the stickers everyone posts about how hard it is to take them off, yeah. I removed the sticker from the top but it took a lot of effort. I can understand

Was hoping the black feet would be non-slip rubber. Instead, the legs are just plastic and slide easily across the kitchen floor. I added some non-slip adhesive material but I'm not sure how long they will last. The plastic legs have an uneven surface, so there aren't many stickers to stick on. I'll probably have to buy rubber feet to slide over the stair legs. The warning label says "Do not use on slippery floors." I probably wouldn't have bought it if the product page had told me so…