Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: when folded how thick is it?
Document: The stool weighs 15 lbs according to my bathroom scale. It's fine for my wife but the weight and bulky size is a bit too much for my youngest kids.Dimensions: When folded for storing, the stool is 35 1/2 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches thick. The width is 18 1/8 inches. When unfolded for use, the bottom step is 9 inches above the floor and the top step is 18 inches above the floor. It is 32 1/2 inches tall when unfolded for use.
Very sturdy. Very compact when folded. Finish on the wood is well done and entire unit is well built.We also use it as a seat.
This two-step wood step stool is nice-looking and practical. I either set it up with flowers on it or store it folded next to the refrigerator so that it is always handy when I need to reach items in the kitchen cabinets. Make sure that the steps lock securely before using.
We redid our cabinets and counters and wanted something nice. This is such a beautiful piece. We lean it against one end of our island for the world to see, that's how nice it is. It is thin when folded and doesn't stick out, and because it is top heavy when folded, it is almost completely vertical when leaning against the island taking up pretty much only the folded width. It is also heavy and sturdy, I'm a big guy and it holds me with no complaints.
This ladder is exactly what I needed. It is beautiful. The color is very deep mahogany/reddish. The slim design is wonderful. It is very heavy, and an added surprise is the steps are all wooden. From the pictures I could not tell if the steps were metal or wood. When it is folded and placed against the wall in my husbands study it is very attractive. I also purchased the 2-step for my closet. Would purchase again. Good value.
I deducted a star for 2 minor issues:- The button to fold the ladder says &#34;push&#34;, but you're supposed to push the button IN not DOWN. This is not immediately apparent resulting in anyone who's never operated it before spending about 15 seconds figuring out how to make it fold.- Measurements are not quite accurate. The ladder (folded) is about 1.5&#34; taller than what is stated on Amazon's site.
This was a perfect addition to match my maple colored wood cabinets in my kitchen. I was looking for a step ladder to store away and thought this would fit in between the fridge and cabitnet but i need at least a quater inch more of space to get it to fit. So now i leave it out as it leans againts the cabinet. It doesn't take up a lot of room at all when its folded. Very easy to fold by pushing in a button and folding it closed. Good quality, very durable, and folds up easily.
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.
I bought this step stool to use when we remodeled our kitchen and ran our cabinets all the way to the ceiling. I knew I would be using it often (and therefore leaving it out often), so I wanted a) solid construction, and b) something that looked decent if it was sitting out. I also wanted something that folded fairly flat so that it could be stored in my laundry alcove. This wooden step stool fits the bill perfectly! I have read some complaints that the piece is heavy - it is wooden so I would expect it to be heavier than a plastic or hollow metal stool.
we purchased two of these stools for our church bookshop since we have several high shelves. We're pleased with the construction - they obviously need to be sturdy, and the mahogany finish looks nice with our natural wood shelves. The only feature we're not happy with is the mechanism to collapse the stool. It seems to be a poor design - flimsy. It seems that if we use it to collapse the stool, we will bend it and eventually break it off, and it seems better to collapse it by manually operating the lever from underneath.
Answer: yes