Ladder, Aluminum 5 Step Ladder with Handrails, Anti-Slip Wide Pedal, Tool Platform, Folding Step Stool Step Ladder for Stairs Home Outdoor Work, Lightweight-Portable, 330lbs-Capacity,Recycled Claim Standard BlendedRecycled Claim Standard 100

So far it has been very useful. It has held up well. What is nice about it is it’s light to carry around on jobs. It also is nice to have different height adjustments. I would buy a again.

And never spent this kind of money on a step stool, but it's been totally worth it. I keep it collapsed to shorest length when in the back of my truck or trailer and doesn't take away more room than previous ones. When extended it's as useful as an actual ladder. I've had it set up on some surfaces at work an inch out of level / uneven and this thing held up without getting distorted/bent. The latches are quick and easy to use. I definitely believe this will be more durable than the department store typical stamp steel step stools. I've had plenty of steel two steps that lasted but whenever I got a three-step the always broken short order get one of the pivot points.

This ladder is not overly heavy and does what I needed it to do. Purchased for changing bulbs over stairs, but I see it a good value for painting stairways, etc. The ladder goes into position pretty easily. I would say it is stable enough for me, but I recommend having someone with you when using it.

Needed a ladder for our staircase. Worked perfect to change out an outdated light fixture. Cheaper than hiring an electrician to change out a simple light fixture.

needed to work on the wall and ceiling on the steps works great , it will just depend on ceiling hight .It will work on narrow steps , sturdy , collapses small and light enough to move easily .Importantly lighter than its competition therefor more likely to use it .This is NOT for heavy industrial use .

Liked:Very sturdyLightI had to replace a ceiling light at the top of a staircase; the light was about 3 feet out from the top stairs. The was no way to use a standard ladder.The electrician waned $100 just to replace the light fixture – which is very easy. He wanted to come to the house to look at reaching the fixture – that would have been another $60 – just to show up.He said he would have to bring scaffolding or something – maybe another $100, more?All in it would have been $260 or more. The ladder cost $149Perfect size for paint the ceiling.Nonslip footings mandatory for my job on the stairs.

The maneuverability, the process, the size, the changing positions - what’s not to like?I have already used the heck out of this changing lights, hanging holiday decor, cleaning the top of my fridge.

I bought this in April. Tried to use it on my stairs. No matter how I adjusted the legs it would not securely sit on either step. One end was hanging over or to fit it properly the ladder had to be partially folded. My wife had to hole it from falling, which would be recommended anyway, but there was no way I was getting on this ladder without someone stabilizing it due to is poor alignment.Also, be very careful when adjusting the legs. The top of the ladder will slam down on your hands, fingers, or anything in the way. Also it has a small wire keeping the side from splitting. It does not lock when separated.I am returning this ladder simply because it does not fit my stairs and it injured my hands on several occasions. Not worth the expense.I don't know if it would fit your stairs, but I would measure vs taking other customers reviews and word for it. I made this mistake.