KINGRACK Aluminium 3 Step Ladder, Lightweight Step Stool with Non-Slip Pedals, Handrail, 330 LBS Foldable Step Ladder for Kitchen, Garage, Home, Space Saving, Sturdy and Portable, Silver

this is a very slim stepladder that slides easily into a tight space to keep out of view when not in use. Nevertheless it's sturdy, nice looking, and lets me safely climb up to the top shelf in my kitchen. It's a little expensive but given its design and functionality, it's worth the price I paid.

As a senior woman living alone, this is perfect, lightweight, very sturdy & stable!

Great ladder, super thin so it’s easy to store in our RV. Also very sturdy

I seem to constantly need a ladder in my home and in my job as a real estate broker preparing houses for sale and staging them. This ladder lives up to it's name it is easy to pop up and retract to folded, it is light weight, the quality is good. I own multiple step ladders. Others are cumbersome and difficult to pop up but not this one, it is quick and easily moveable. I think the price is good for this item. I would highly recommend.

This is a great step stool. Made excellent, balanced perfectly on floor, with rubber grips, steps are a nice size, light weight. Great quality. Very slim, can fit anywhere. Love the holding bad. It also comes with a safety clip, so the stool can’t accidentally close when you’re on it. Highly recommend

I am afraid of heights, and even a short step ladder isn't my most fun thing to climb up. For me a step ladder has to feel safe before I can climb it. This ladder feels safe and well built. It's aluminum which means I can store it on my porch to allow me easy access to not only anything small outside, but mostly to allow me to reach the top of my new Ford Explorer and wash the sun roof and even reach the center of the windshield. Without ladder I can not reach the center of my windshield. I chose this one because it appeared to be well made for the price. I feel comfortable in the decision I made buying this one. The one and only concern I even felt was when I noticed that even though the entire ladder is heavy-grade aluminum, the corners that connect the legs to the top cross bar are plastic. I guess it makes it less expensive, easier to build, and maybe lightweight, but the first time I sued it I actually twisted my 230 lbs. body on the top step and noticed I was putting a strain on the ladder corners. Not that I feared it would suddenly break without warning, but the thought crossed my mind that instead of twisting things while up in the air on the ladder, I needed to step off the ladder and move it a few inches into the next position before climbing it again. This could be an issue that nobody else would car about but that only caught my attention due to my fear of falling form a ladder. Of course it's so minor of an issue that I never considered returning the ladder. It is still the best and most perfect solution for me when I need a lightweight step ladder quickly. I hope this helps. Enjoy.

I am thoroughly obsessed with this ladder. One of my favorite things I’ve ever purchased. Folds COMPLETELY flat. I live in a small nyc apartment and I can fit it in a jammed closet in the corner it virtually takes up no space. I have the 4 steps one and I can reach everything in my house. On top of it it’s beautiful, sturdy, just a great object to have.

Love love love it. It's so thin that it takes up no additional space in my closet. Brought this to reach the top of my closet and I can leave this in the small closet just hanging on a hook. It is the perfect height to reach everything and I feel safe on it.