🪜 HOUCHICS Solid Birch High Gloss Step Stool: Birch Wood Potty Training Stool for Kids, 220lb Load Capacity, Perfect for Kitchen, Bedroom, Living Room, Bathroom (White) Review

Nice stool, but very difficult to assemble. It seemed easy, but the instructions were just pictures and it wasn't clear which screws to use, where or which direction the legs should go. I had to disassemble and reassemble some parts. Also, the holes for the two screws on the top were too small and we had to enlarge them with an electric drill.

Clever design but lost a star due to "symbolic" instructions and fancy instructions. Why leave room when tightening the screws on the stool, hmmm? And, felt pads, make sure you don't remove both the tear paper and the sticky part that isn't clearly marked. I have a similar stool that gets 5 stars because the legs match corners and edges for an even more solid feel. I can't remember where I got it from, but this stool is very strong and durable. You will be happy.

Just past the no return date this thing broke when my 38 lb 3.5 year old stepped on it. The wedges broke, causing the leg and a support beam to fail, causing it to tip over and the leg penetrating his groin. Not at all satisfied. I'm trying to figure out how to contact the seller as this bug needs to be fixed. Not worth it if a 38lb toddler exceeds the carrying capacity. I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else.

Well, I originally bought this because I wanted a "squat pot". but I didn't want an ugly white plastic stool or something twice the price with a brand on it. I wanted it to be a little more subtle. This is the perfect addition to your bathroom! When I'm not using it, it has a basket of towels or a plant on it, so it seems to have a purpose. My nephew also uses it to get to the sink when he arrives. All in all I love this little stool and I recommend it!

Bought for my girlfriend so she can reach the high shelf. For environmental reasons, I preferred the wooden stool to the plastic one. Assembling this stool was a little tricky as screwing it on was quite a hassle but worth it as it turned out to be very solid which is important considering it is a stool. Anything in the middle is smart because you can easily pick them up from the center of mass. It's heavy enough not to be moved around a lot, and the included soft stickers make it safe to use…

I wasn't expecting more than IKEA quality but it was surprisingly poorly made. The parts have a direction that is very difficult to understand when assembling as it is not clearly marked on the parts or instructions. I had to disassemble and redo it, now it wobbles a bit. There isn't a plastic bowl/thread for screws on the top like IKEA stools so they're a bit more difficult to assemble and probably won't last long, but look ok and didn't take more than 15 minutes to assemble (although it…

We have had this stool for 2 weeks now and it broke yesterday when my 35kg baby got off it after I was painting it at the counter. And yes, assembled correctly. I thought it was overpriced but bought it anyway because I needed a low stool that wasn't plastic. The wood is light and easy to splinter (the leg will splinter instantly). We also have a (higher) wooden IKEA stool and I can only say that the IKEA stool is definitely made of higher quality wood. will exist. It's packed in styrofoam and…