Riser Step Stool - 3 1/2"H Safety Half Step Platform - Indoor/Outdoor

Perfect size! I needed a stepstool to get in %26 out of bed easily after knee replacement surgery. This little gem was perfect size and fit easily between walker and bed. I slide out of bed, step into shoes and away I go! This step makes it easy to get in or out of bed!

Couldn't reach down far enough to move it due to compression fractures so I just used 2 1/4 inch bolts to attach a piece of wood. Would be nicer if I had aluminum.

Sturdy %26 grips the front porch with 6 legs. previous purchase was 2" wider side to side, cost more. But, only had corner legs and cracked in the middle. Was looking for one with center support.

Just the right height to get into friend's pickup to take me to the dr, while I'm recovering from ankle injury and walking with a cane.

this was exactly as described it came in a very timely matter .My mother was recently injured and this was extremely helpful.

This is a great product. I had a right knee replacement surgery and this stepper helps me to get in and out of my house without the threat of falling. Also, this stepper has help me to continued my exercises at home, helping me to learn how to go up the stairs safety.

While going through physical therapy, I found this step to be very helpful in getting up some steps that were not standard in rise. Also used it to help get into bed as our bed sits a bit higher than most. Good sturdy construction and could be used indoors or out. Would highly recommend.

Ample size. Would fit under most beds. I use it to help get into bed. One thing you might want to put something cushy on the top if your using it for bare feet to touch. The nobs are not comfortable on bare feet. Not noticeable with someting covering the top. I also use it to help the dog jump up on the bed. Plenty of room for all four paws to stand on for a medium dog size. Very stable although I have to coax him a little to use it when he is having trouble getting on bed. He is not too sure of it just yet and won't use it on his own. But eventually I think he will get the hang of it in his own.

I especially like this version of the Riser Step Stool. The other one has little "nubs" that can keep a person from slipping on the stool, in the event of wet weather. However, I am using this so that my dogs can get in and out their little dog door onto the back porch and then outside. One dog has an injured foot (nothing to do with the step platforms) and this one is very comfortable for him to use.

My sister sent me a picture of this and said she would like to find one. I took it upon myself to order one for her. Neither of us looked carefully at the picture or we would have realized that it doesn't come with a handle as it first looks like. We both are very disappointed in this because a handle is needed.