EARTHLITE Wooden Step Stool Surface Review

My average wife had trouble bending over the cradle rail to place and lift the baby, so we needed a small stool. We eliminated plastic and metal. Step stool for aesthetic reasons, so we needed a wooden stool by default. It was a little more expensive than some of the other wood options, but I liked the one-piece design. The design is simple but very reliable: molded plywood, varnished. The lack of sharp corners is also a plus as our son incorporated these into his bedtime games. Hide away in…

This is a well-made, very sturdy step stool with a wide platform to rest both feet on. Check out the other reviews though, it's a bit slippery depending on what you have on your feet. Certain slippers and definitely socks can spell disaster. I am 68 years old and used a very small plastic step stool to get up onto my extra high bed and kept tripping over the stool. I doubt I'll trip over this stool, but the surface really needs something to provide you with some grip so you don't slip and hurt…

It's as beautiful as it is durable and I'm so glad I finally found it here. It took a long time to find one this good, I guess given the price it's not one of the first to come up when looking. But it's a lot cheaper than going to the emergency room if you fall out of bed. I bought a 7" tall; my mattress is above my waist. I particularly appreciate that it has a large surface area; don't worry about having to aim for a small landing zone in the dark. That it's a nice light maple is a big bonus…