Kikkerland Rhino Easy Fold Step Stool, Short, Green

Love the stools, but HATE the adhesive backed labels attached on each side. Own six of these stools in white and black. They are very compact and hand Kikkerland Rhino Easy Fold Step Stool, Short, Black y. However, the stickers on each side are huge and ugly. Just received two more yesterday. One of the stools came with a label attached with a nylon zip tie and easy to remove label strips. The other stool has the worst adhesive back labels ever! Impossible to remove efficiently, once you get started it becomes a project that's a total waste of time. Also, the FBA sticker was applied directly to the stool. Switch the labeling style or adhesive so the info is there for the consumer to review, but can removed easily, or apply the labeling to the inside of the stool.

I bought this stool for my 2 year old son to use to wash his hands, brush his teeth, etc. He's still a little too small to be able to reach the faucet himself while standing on the stool, but it saves my back because at least his hands are over the sink and I just have to splash water on his hands to rinse off the soap. He likes the stool and we haven't collapsed it since I set it up next to the sink, so no pinched fingers opening and shutting it. It's sturdy and doesn't slide on our tile floor, but it is pushed up against a cabinet under the sink.

Our house sitter is short, yet it seems all of our glasses and kitchen items are at six feet or higher in the cabinets. So I bought this. It is very lightweight, but very sturdy.I am a 6' male, weighing 180 pounds. There is no 'give' when I stand on it.Unlike a lot of comparable items, you just pick it up and folds to about 15 inches high and maybe an inch wide. Thus, you can store it practically anywhere. The part you stand on is 9" off the floor, so it's not for reaching items up high.As some have pointed out, it is suitable for a child, but only with supervision, as the stand-space is only 9x11. But it is sturdy, with no wobbling.

So this stool is awesome except for one thing. First why is it awesome? Small, foldable and gives you and extra 6-8 inches. Also kinda cool looking.why does it get two stars? It will break on you. We have broken two within 2 years. I just think that is a little poor quality, both broke in the same spot - step area.

Loved the folding part, but that's it. After 2 years of light use, it cracked. Continued to use it lightly and now it's totally broken. The middle does not hold repeated wight. Even though maximum load claims to be 300lbs, this is only talking about evenly distributed weight over the edges. I'm only 120 lb but my smaller feet don't evenly distribute across the top of this stool. That's their design flaw though– not mine. Kid/tween feet are smaller still, so the same thing would happen. False advertising at worst, bad design and poor testing of load bearing at best.

I really like the stool itself:* It is the height I was looking for* we don't have much extra space in our apartment so the ease of folding up into a small shape is what I was looking for* It's nice looking!Overall, initially a very nice product. The problem lies in that, in the first week using it the top part cracked. Supposedly the stool is supposed to hold 300lbs. Maybe if you only step on the very edges of the stool, that might be true. But If you step anywhere near the center of the stool (where the handle part is), it wasn't able to hold 120lbs. Granted, it's still useable at this point, but when using it, I'm constantly aware that there's already a crack.

POTTY TRAINING STOOL We have 3 of these in our home--note that the black ones are a little different from the white and the black are a little easier for kids to use and collapse on their own--and I've seen these everywhere out at stores and in all colors, and Amazon is always cheaper and usually at least $10 cheaper. These are absolutely the perfect height for shorter or taller kids to use to potty train. We previously had a solid wood stool and other Circo plastic one, but both don't work as well as well, and the plastic one is slippery and the wood one, since getting wet, is falling apart at the bottom. I as a 5'9" 150 lb adult love to use these too for reaching items in my house at times. Very stable and my 240 lb husband has used them too but I like them too much for my 3 kids so I don't let him use any often for fear they might break. Sticker on product says it holds up to 300 lbs though.

I bought this little stool to allow my kids easy access to sinks and toilets while traveling. It folds up nicely and unfolds easily and is fairly sturdy. It was relatively inexpensive and comes in cute colors, which is always nice for kids.The negatives are not substantial but worth noting. It is not difficult to kick around as it's fairly light, and because they (my kids) know it folds up, they are more likely to mess with it which results in me having to set it up again and again (easy, but still) or them setting it up and pinching fingers as they do it. You could argue that these issues are more to do with my children than the stool itself, but I thought their "testing" of it was worth a mention.

Bien hecho y me siento seguro. Lo uso a menudo para alcanzar los gabinetes altos.

Easy to use and store