5 Step Ladder, Folding Step Stool, Portable Iron Foldable Black Ladder for 10 Foot High Ceiling with Anti-Slip Wide Sturdy Pedal and Handgrip, Multi-Use for Home (300 lbs Capacity)

I have a regular stepladder I’m quite fond of, but it doesn’t get me high enough in a house with 9 ft ceilings. I needed something taller so I could get into the upper kitchen cabinets and change fire alarm batteries without difficulty. This one is perfect for the job. It is super-lightweight, which is good for a disabled person and a couple of elderly ones, and though it is narrow, I have no problem climbing up and getting to what I need. I love how flat it folds for storage; it sits leaning unobtrusively against the side of a cabinet, in a space that otherwise would be unused, and no one even really notices it’s there. It also looks a lot fancier and nicer than my utility step ladder, so that’s a plus; it means I don’t feel weird keeping it out and handy, instead of stowing it away somewhere no one will see. A pretty great stepladder, all told, for my needs.

So many ladders to choose from, so it took a long time to evaluate and make a decision. Now I am happy to say what a great ladder I selected. The first one came and there was a piece missing but the great Amazon Service took care of it and had a new ladder the very next day. The ladder was packaged well and is very lightweight. I bought it to use in my pantry. I'm 5.1 and ceilings are 14 ft so ladder was necessary. It folds up easily & fits well in the pantry space. Has a small footprint & with 5 steps functions very well for me. The ladder is very nice looking & I feel secure on it. The distance between steps in good and with the top handle is is easy to climb up and down. I am over 80 so I need someting that makes me feel safe and this ladder does. GREAT CHOICE!

Love this ladder. It’s lightweight, I can move it with one hand and it looks good so I don’t have to hide it, and with storage limited in my apartment this is ideal. It’s relatively sturdy, I can stand on the top step (to my understanding, this isn’t advised in general with ladders), but I’ve used sturdier ladders. For a ladder bought for its function AND looks, it’s great.

Nice ladder. It’s perfect for our high kitchen cabinets.

I have been a guy who has used traditional aluminum step ladders for years. I bought a 3-step stool a few years ago and was sold on these in comparison to traditional ladders. Light weight, easy to manueuver, easy to fold and unfold, can use in tighter spaces, etc. So I bought this one to ditch my 5-step traditional aluminum ladder. This one is much better to work with for the reasons just mentioned. Yes, traditional aluminum ladders are light as well (as is fiberglass) but this product is lighter still by about 6-7 lbs. And it is just plain easier over traditional step ladders to set up and fold up and use in tighter spaces. Traditional ladders tend to bang into walls. Not this one. It has very secure rubber ends and because you can lift it easily, you don't tend to bang it into things. About the only thing I don't like is that the steps narrow a bit as you go to the top. However I usually don't move side to side much on ladders, so it isn't an inconvenience and the topmost step is much deeper than the lower steps. For that matter ALL of the steps on this ladder are deeper than most traditional aluminum step ladders so you feel very secure. It is very sturdy and I weigh about 170.

Folds up nice to fit in thin places. The money was right for this light weight step ladder. This was bought for my wife but everybody loves using it. Very stable and easy to climb. Love the color matches everything. Made of light weight metal. Leaves no mark on floors. Easy to transport across our house.

Lightweight and sturdy , easy to handle

I did not go looking for a ladder- never wanting my 82 year old husband to even think about climbing on one to change a light bulb etc.but I bought this out of necessity when I got locked into my yard by mistake and had to think about getting out by climbing over the fence- At age 74 with mobility problems, this was unthinkable so I had lots of criteria. Easy to manage in an emergency and yet where would I store a ladder in my small apt.? And how unattractive would an emergency ladder look? Then I found this that doubles as decoration for plants and books. It came fully assembled ( which even our repair-person could not believe) folds easily, is lightweight and looks good. And I feel safer in my house and around my home knowing I have a ladder I could use in an emergency.