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Question: Could a child use this to sit on comfortably? Is the handle far enough back that he could sit on the top step without hunching forward to avoid it?
Document: I bought this step ladder because I've developed severe arthritis and I can't hop up on a chair to reach things anymore. The ladder is sturdy, which I was worried about, and is tall enough to allow me to replace light bulbs in my eight foot ceiling. The only shortcoming for me is that the handle on the back is too short for me to hold on to when I am on the next to last step and still reach up for something. I definitely would not go on to the top step.
The top step locks into place no problem for me, and it is easy for me to take it off. My grandma on the other hand will not be able to lift the step out of the lock and put it back in. She will have to leave it in the ready to use mode vs. the put away in the closet mode.Overall I think this step stool is great for the price, and Werner is unbeatable for the quality/price ratio.
This was a birthday gift for my 60+ year old mother who I saw climbing on her kitchen counter to reach a top shelf. Since I was super worried about her breaking a hip or other bone, I started searching for an easy step stool for her to use. This one was listed as a Prime item and could reach her just in time for her birthday. I have inspected it once to see if it was like the Cosco one that my husband and I own.
Werner is a top name in ladders, stools etc. and between that fact and the great reviews, I bought this step stool.The one we received was defective. It was almost impossible to open and to close it required so much force, it was hard not to smash your fingers. I contacted Tool Hardware Shop they agreed to refund my money when they get it back from me. OK, that's fair but they want me to pay to ship it back.
I love this step stool! I make sure the latch is all the way down before I get on it, and it's rock-solid. I'm in my 3rd trimester of pregnancy, and have no problem hopping up on it. I also love that the rubbery grip on the handle enables me to lean it against the pantry wall when not in use, and the grip keeps the wall & paint undamaged.
This is a solid product that feels safe and secure when you step on the top step. I like the lock that prevents it from accidentally folding up during use.
This ladder replaces another brand I bought recently at a store in town. It was suppose to easily hold over the weight and use we gave it but within the first year cracked on the first step. This ladder is much better built and very strong. It might be a little heavier but not so much that I can't grab it every time I need to reach a top cupboard or closet shelf. Easy to store (I keep next to my dryer) and it even has a safety lock.
I've used this stepping stool indoors, outdoors, in the garage, to hang Christmas lights -- you name it. You won't know how you got along without it. I use it mostly to reach my high kitchen shelves (I'm 5'2&#34;). Easy to open, and you do have to pull strongly to close it, but you get the knack of it quickly. It's very sturdy and stable.
Nice step stool, however we can't get it to fold up after numerous tries. I even went out to the Werner Co. website and saw under FAQ that someone else had the same problem. Followed the instructions on their site, but still could not fold up the chair.
This is a very versatile and durable step stool. I like it so much that I bought one for my parents. Heavy/sturdy enough to last but light enough to easily carry around wherever needed. Folds and stores easily and has solid rubber on the legs to hold it in place. I recommend this Werner 222-6 which may cost a little more as you will get a quality product - there are many others on the market that don't measure up!!
Answer: no