3 Step Ladder,Folding Step Stool with Aluminum Wide Pedal& Convenient Handgrip,330lbs Capacity Steel Ladder for Household and Office(Woodgrain)

I bought this step stool because my spouse and I are height challenged and needed more steps to reach some things around the house. Not only was the ladder attractive to look at but was surprisingly sturdy for its light weight (in pounds, I'm talking about).. That was one of my spouse's criteria, "It needs to be lite weight, and this ladder didn't disappoint. In addition, it folds up very tight and as such, is easily stowed behind the door in out utility room when not in use. If there was one thing that I'd like to see addressed, would be that the handle could be a little higher when getting down from the top step, While It is very sturdy, to be honest, most time this is not a problem as I can hold onto a door or cabinet etc., but sometimes out say in the middle of the room trying to install a ceiling fan for example, there isn't much to hang onto. It's tall enough for the first two steps easy, but that next step, requires a little taller person to have to bend over to grab onto something to ascend or descend the extra steps especially for us older folk with stiffer backs. That being said, It was still a good choice for me, and I think you would also be happy with this selection. If having something to grab onto is important to you might, you want to consider a ladder with an extra step, that might solve the problem with having to bend over while on the ladder especially when getting down from the top step.

This 3-step folding ladder isn't the cheapest, but it is WELL WORTH the extra money. It is light, folds easily and compactly and is very sturdy for being so light. The treads provide plenty of grip thanks to the extruded grooves and are dimensioned to accommodate a "normal" adult stance. It also looks nice with high quality fit and finish. I got the black and woodgrain (which is more orange than I would prefer, but looks real'ish enough). Lastly, there is no silly toggle lock/unlock or awkward hook like most of the cheaper folding stools have. It stays firmly open when opened and folds with extreme ease by lifting the leading edge of any tread, then a light "snap" returns it to a flat stored position. If you want a very stable, very compact ladder/stool that folds completely flat yet can be easily maneuvered with one hand- spend the extra money on THIS one.

Nice size, not too bulky. Looks attractive and seems quite sturdy. Use for tall cabinets in kitchen. I would recommend.

Sturdy, visually appealing, smooth open & close without jamming your fingers, & easy to store. Home run 👍

I am very pleased with the purchase. This is a very sturdy step stool. I like the side steps. It looks like wood, not metal. I also like that it is lightweight and easy to move. The handle gives me that extra support to feel safe.

Overall, I am quite pleased with this step ladder.I'm a 67 year old gal, about 5'5" tall and 215 lbs. My home has high ceilings and high top kitchen cabinets that I simply cannot access without a step ladder.I tell you this because:The Good: The third step gets me up to where I can comfortably reach everything, from the back of the tallest cabinet to dusting the ceiling fans and high bookshelves. The raised handle makes an excellent place to brace my knees on to remain steady while hands free. It looks good and easily folds up into an attractive, slim profile, so is kept in a place of convenience rather than hidden in the closet down the hall.The Bad: At my weight, and age, I wish that the steps were.... sturdier. They flex when I step on them and it does make me a little nervous. Though, it claims to be rated for 300 lbs, I'm taking their word on that, but still being cautious with each step, just in case.Suggestion to the manufacturer.... bolster up the steps a bit, they make folks like me a little nervous and if one should buckle, an injury could spell disaster.

Very cutesy, sturdy and space saver.

Very sturdy ladder and light weight. It’s easy to open and close. I’m 67 and feel very comfortable using this ladder.