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Question: Does this step stool push flush up against a counter? Or is there a gap?
Document: I purchased this two-step wood stool for my kitchen. I stored it, folded, against the back of the old vinyl bench seat of the set-in eating area. The varnish/stain on the wood of the stool stained the vinyl, and I couldn't remove that stain. I ended up having the bench seats recovered(they were at least 40 years old), and I now store the wood stool, folded, against the tile counter. The stool is sturdy. The lever/latch used to fold it up is a bit hard to push in.
The ladder blends beautifully with my decor. It is very sturdy, but also a little heavy. To close it, you have to push the lever IN, not down. This is counter-intuitive and is not stated on the sticker.
The wood step stool is perfect for my small kitchen. I was looking for something sturdy that would not take up much space. It folds up and is durable. The metal latch is tight and requires a little strength to secure. The "push" release does work well. I feel safe and secure when I step up.
This step stool is durable and looks very nice. It folds up so that it can slide into a small space. I love it. It is enough taller than my old metal stool that I can reach in the cabinet above the fridge-but it is not too heavy or big to easily move around. The only reason why I gave it a 4 is the lever to fold it up can bend if you accidently push down instead of in.
I bought this step stool for my 2-year-old and it's perfect for her in our bathroom. It's easy for her to climb up the ladder and have something sturdy to hold on to. Heavy-duty and great product for the price. The only thing I don't like about it is the lever to close the ladder. It says to push down instead of push in - I almost broke the lever off trying to close it for the fisrt time.
For me, at least, it is not too heavy to use whenever I need it. And it is a good sturdy step stool - even my husband (who builds furniture as a hobby) couldn't believe the price for such a solid piece. (He uses it often as well - and he is a tall, large man - another reason I needed solid construction :)  It folds easily; just be sure to push the lever in (not down) when closing - and it locks solidly into place when opening; just listen for the &#34;click&#34; and you're good to go.
I had a bit of reservations after reading some of the reviews, but I decided to just take an informed risk and hope for the best, with the expectation that it might not be perfect. I do not regret giving it a chance. I bought this step stool to go in a bedroom to allow the occupant safe access in to and out of a rasied bed (which the stool nicely coordinates with). The lever to open and close it, has a bit of a learning curve to it. I bent it and had to bend it back before I realized that you push it in, instead of down to release the lock so it will fold, so I can see where that might cause some difficulties with the stool if someone unfamiliar utilizes it.
This step stool was decent quality. I looks nice new, but the materials will clearly show early signs of wear and tear... that much I expected when I bought it. Unfortunately, the shape doesn't work for my purposes; I wanted a stool that would allow my toddler to wash his hands at the sink. The angle of the backside and upper handle keep him a few inches away from the counter and don't allow him to reach the water. So I wanted to return it.This product was sold and shipped from V&M; Innovations, not Amazon directly.
These steps are heavy, but they look good and store in a very small space. I like the fact that they lock in place. It is probably a good idea not to put the weight of the steps on the tab that unlocks them. It does not feel as if it will hold the weight. I push the tab in with my right hand and put my left hand on the lip under the back of the first step and lift that instead. Be careful not to nick the finish as the wood underneath is quite light and chipped places are easily visible.
Very well made and looks great. The issue with the closing is due to the labeling on the metal switch. It only says "push to close" when it really should say "push IN to close". The natural inclination is to push down. I bent the thing and almost snapped off the switch until I actually flipped the stool over to look at the mechanism. Other than this obvious fault, I think it's good product and would recommend it.
Answer: yes