Alvantor Step ladder, 2-Step Ladder Stool, 800lbs Capacity, Anti-Slip Treads & Handles, Foldable Ultra-Thin Design, Grey/Black

This ladder does the trick to do what we need to get done. I've used it once or twice already. I'm afraid of heights so I don't use the second step unless I have to. I bought this one bc it holds a good deal of weight as we have some heavy family members that might be helping us do things at some point.

I'm short and my cabinets are ultra tall and this ladder is perfect and it fits between my fridge and wall because of the slimness of it

I needed this letter to replace an old one I bought 11 years ago and even though it's fairly nice it's not as tall as the old one it could have been a little taller but all in all it's a decent stool

One ladder fits behind the door perfectly and the other ladder fits perfectly between the fridge and and wall, for us vertically challenged people it's a great thing

Perfect. Just what I needed for my washer, which sits up on top of the old washer because it drains by gravity alone. Now I don't have to stand on my tiptoes and risk falling when I go to get my clothes out of the dryer!

Very sturdy at least for me. Nice and compact easy to use and easy to store. Slides in between my two kitchen cabinets. Great value fit the price.

I'm giving this Alvantor 5‑Step Ladder a 4 out of 5. The ladder is extremely light and easy to carry around the house—much lighter than the metal 3‑step ladder I also own. However, the steps—especially the 5th one you stand on when working at full height—are very narrow. They might be fine for a thin person or someone with narrow feet like mine, but they're not comfortable for someone with medium‑width feet. Another small issue is that the ladder really needs something to hold the two sections together when it's folded and not in use. On the positive side, the seller delivered it four days earlier than expected, which was a great surprise. Overall, it's a good ladder with a few design drawbacks.

This pretty much what I needed,I was using pickle buckets,a little precarious sometimes. A 3 step would of have been nice,but at twice the price,this will do.

The steps are not as wide as I was expecting. I feel like I could have paid the same or better price in a store.

What is that loose hook supposed to be anyways. It just makes lots of noise. No explanation and cheapest design and material. I could not get it to fold back together without it starting to bend. The hand grip is not very stable and a falling hazard. Another poor design. If you are on the top step how do you hang on? The handle grip is absolutely ridiculous who has arms that long. Not me..