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The HOME VIDA 3 Step Ladder is a durable, foldable steel ladder designed for safe and versatile use around the home. Featuring enhanced handrails, wide anti-slip steps, and a 150kg load capacity, it combines heavy-duty strength with compact portability, making it perfect for everything from kitchen tasks to garden projects.















| Asin | B01DA8GOSU |
| Best Sellers Rank | 139,739 in DIY & Tools (See Top 100 in DIY & Tools) 209 in Stepladders |
| Brand Name | Home Vida |
| Colour | White |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (984) 4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05055998401273, 05055998402867 |
| Item Dimensions W X H | 46W x 137H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Step Ladder |
| Item Weight | 8.1 Kilograms |
| Load Capacity | 150 kg |
| Manufacturer | Lassic |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 333408 |
| Material Type | Iron, Plastic |
| Maximum Height | 137 Centimetres |
| Model Number | 333408 |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Number Of Packs | 1 |
| Number Of Steps | 3 |
| Other Special Features Of The Product | Anti-Slip, Foldable, Handrail, Heavy Duty, Portable |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
User
Stability- manageable- affordable. Very good product.
So happy with this step ladder, managed to assemble with minimal fuss, tools used simply were a Philips screwdriver and a size appropriate spanner.The steps are of decent construction and I am happy to say that they are of a manageable weight and in fact I would suggest that this is preferred to a less stable item, I find that the wide steps are fantastic and can’t recommend this enough if like me you are starting to feel a bit less inclined to poise yourself on a more traditional type albeit with the weight difference. Personally I am putting safety first and these steps definitely feel safer than any previous ones I have used .The price paid for safety a very reasonable £42.95. I am happy to recommend this product to anyone looking for a decent quality set of steps, perhaps some might find the tubular steel a wee bit heavy ( I do think that if you are prepared to move things a bit slower they are just great) but would soon find the stable platform well worth the trade off.
User
Solid, secure&safe-wonderful ladders!
Wonderful ladders.Our household is made up of Mam&Daughter with physical disabilities & Mam has vertigo too, so ladders are a nightmare for us. But sometimes someone just has to go up them. So we searched for a safer, secure pair & these are it. They are very solid strong ladders with very little wobble& the rail gives a lot of security but the main feature which makes a difference is the size of the steps themselves. We had to do some work where Mam was stood on the low steps of our old ladder for a quite a period of time & ended up with extreme pain in her feet &legs due to the fact that the step was only across the centre of her foot. We got these steps & she had did the same job on these & she was aching but the pain from before was not there because her full foot was supported on the wide step. The only downfall is that they are heavier than the general aluminium ladder but that is a small problem to deal with to get the saftey these provide.Recomend them
User
A Good Heavyweight Step Ladder
A very sturdy set of 3-step ladders with side grips. The only downsides are its weight being all-steel of 7kg (I already knew about that) and the 'rubbish' spanner supplied to tighten the nuts to the side braces. These nuts have plastic inserts which means that they take some tightening during which the spanner, being stamped from thin metal, slips. So, unless you tighten them up really well, the side grips will wobble. If you don't have any grips, ask a friend to lend you some and a largish Phillips screwdriver as well. Better yet, get someone else to do it for you.
User
Just what I wanted; OAPs and acrophobes everywhere should love it.
I have always been a bit acrophobic, but since I became an OAP and my sense of balance became less reliable I found that balancing on chairs or using conventional stepladders to do simple things like changing a light bulb a bit hair raising (even though I do not have much to raise). This Home Vida Step Ladder with Safety handrail gave me so much confidence that I now have no problems changing bulbs or doing other things while standing on them.The ladder itself came as a flat pack, but was easy to assemble single-handed since all that was necessary was to attach the handrails with the screws that were provided; job done. The ladder itself is made of steel and is quite heavy compared with aluminium ladders of a similar size without handrails. But this makes them feel much more substantial and adds to your confidence then using them. Although it is described as a 4-step ladder, it is effectively a 3-step ladder since you are advised not to stand on the top step since the safety handrails are not effective at this level. The top step is really just for pots of paint and the suchlike, but is still very useful. Having tried this ladder, I would not want to be without it.
User
Strong and sturdy
I am very happy with these steps as they are really sturdy with wide steps plus I feel safe with the holding bar at the top.They aren't exactly lightweight although not heavy either so somewhere in the middle.The fiddly little spanner was a nightmare to use to attach the hand rails and what should have been a 10 min job took quite a bit longer so you will need your own I feel.
User
Heavy to carry but unstable and tip sideways in use.
Firstly, the screw sets provided do not tighten the lower part of the handrail properly. It appears as though the screws are too long and I had to fill the gap with some spare washers I had and use a wrench. Secondly the steps are too close together so you can nit get your whole foot on them properly and climbing up and down does not feel very safe. Thirdly these ladders are a conundrum. The physical weight of them indicates that they should be very sturdy, and they are in terms of tipping either forwards or backwards as far as the second step BUT they easily lift off the ground sideways if weight isn’t distributed evenly and the top step seems perilously unstable.I bought them for my partially disabled 11 year old to help her get on and off bunk beds that have ladders without sufficient tread or handrail and require her to climb right over the top . She only weighs 35kg and her partial disability is lack of balance. With the ladders at a slight angle to the bunk beds, climbing up onto the second step, firmly holding onto the hand rail, the ladders begin to sway as she turns her body to ease herself onto the mattress level with her bottom. I have to stand and hold the ladders to stop them tipping which completely defeats the object of them helping her increase her independence. Climbing down at a slight angle, as she grabs the hand rail and puts her body weight onto the second step, it again sways sideways. So unless you stand completely parallel to the steps and do not lean to the side, they will lift off the ground. When I Stand on the top step, I do not feel safe at all and I only weigh 52kg. Admittedly, this is using them on a short pile carpet, but even on a hard floor, I still find they lift and sway if I lean either too far left or right. I was hoping to use them myself in the garden in the better weather but my fear would be a gust of wind making them topple. Carrying them , they are reassuringly heavy, but using them, they just seem flimsy which is all rather odd. If they weren’t so cumbersome, I’d return them, but I have just read that the company do not allow the customer to have them collected from home. Also in my attempts to tighten the dodgy lower part of the side rails, I scratched the paintwork so I guess I’m stuck with them. I’m now going to have to rethink the bunk beds and use these ladders for forward facing cupboard cleaning or something equally straightforward. They won’t be going anywhere near a stiff breeze,that’s for sure.
User
These steps are brilliant as the wide treads make it so much easier ...
I have been driven to 'granny steps' following a fall last year that had nasty consequences and resulted in my being a real wimp unless my feet are firmly on the floor. These steps are brilliant as the wide treads make it so much easier to stand securely, aided by the handrails (that I don't always use). The steps are quite bulky when folded up so I screw the side rails on with wing nuts so they can be easily removed and used when required. They are substantial and not the usual lightweight variety so they are quite heavy if you need to be moving them around to use or store.
User
A bit awkward to attach the handrails
This ladder is sturdy, but a bit heavier and bulkier than I anticipated. I found it awkward to attach the rails and had to call on the help of my son to tighten the screws, as I didn't have enough strength to do this. Plus, the tool supplied for the job is worse than useless and he had to use his own set of tools. Once assembled, I felt far safer using this ladder than I did with my old 3-step kitchen stool.
User
sécurité
bien pratique et sécurisante
User
Très pratique et rassurant pour la hauteur
Facilité de montage, matériel bien emballé et protégé, délai de livraison rapide, et surtout très satisfaite de mon achat, au moins je n'aurai plus peur de tomber grâce aux poignées en faisant mes vitres hautes.parfait
User
Damaged
Great but arrived with several damages due to the delivery.
User
Skam den som ger sig😉
Som 61-åring slet jag nästan av foten för ett år sedan. Öppen trebensfraktur med krosskador.Älskar att ”hålla på” i trädgården. Tack vare denna stege kan jag fortsätta att pyssla med det jag tycker om.
User
Très satisfaite
J'ai acheté cet escabeau car avec l'âge, j'ai perdu en équilibre et j'évite de prendre des risques. Je le trouve très très bien, les marches sont larges et il est bien stable, les barres d'appui de chaque côté sont très rassurantes. Seul petit inconvénient, je le trouve un peu lourd mais bon, on ne peut pas tout avoir
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