Cramer Kik Step Steel Step Stool - Two Step Stool, Holds 350 lbs (Silvertone)

Good quality and strong.

We have a high cupboard in our office so this comes in handy along with it being a good footrest. Maybe due to age but needed a rubber mallet to help get the 3 sections into the 3 slots. This steel step stool is great.

You don't know you need it until you get one.

The very BEST accessory for short people on the planet! Got this for my daughter to be able to reach stuff in the kitchen, and it's the best thing ever! Stand up to be tall, sit down to be small. lol

This classic industrial design product is as useful and attractive now as when it was first released. It glides easily and sets firmly in place when you step onto it. It is easy to move around and doesn’t take up much room. I have one at home, work, and have bought them for gifts.

We have 2 of these now. The rubber lip around the bottom eventually wore out on our 40+year old one, and we bought another for inside. The old one we still use outside in the garage, where I don't care if the metal might make a mark or two in the garage floor. It does everything it's supposed to do - it's very versatile, and much easier to use than most folding ladders. The only down side is that it doesn't fold up like a folding step-stool does. But it's extremely solid (easily olds 300+ lb person), no flex or movement. It's just genius.Plus, I remember having these in my school library in the 1980's, and loved it then, too. So it has some nostalgia value for me, too!Great product!

This is a case where buying the name brand is worthwhile.Kick stools were a common sight in the school library when I was a kid. This kind would glide easily over carpet or hard floors, and could be easily kicked into position or out of the way, but as soon as you stepped on it, it became a stable solid platform. Recently I needed something for the kitchen and I decided to buy this model. It's strong but fairly light, and rolls easily just like the ones in the library.Assembly is very simple, but does require a little strength to get the legs into the correct position. Once assembled it stays together well.

The boss lady is, like, 4'11", so I figured she could use this to reach upper shelves in the kitchen. Turns out, I use it, too. Nice that it wheels around wherever we want it to go; works so well, I have to be careful not to fling it across the room and into the opposite wall.