SHYUJAJIE 2 Step Stool with Handle for Seniors, Height Adjustable & with Sensor Light, Hold up to 450 lbs, Heavy Duty Bedside Step Stool for High Beds for Adults, Elderly, Handicap

Taller bed and I have been sick and weak and this is a life saver. Be careful if you are dizzy but if you can hold on to a bar it is fantastic

Was perfect for helping Grandma get in our guest bed when she visits us. She liked it so much, she had me order one for her at her home. Very sturdy and stable. Assembly was pretty good. The instructions need a little improvement.

These steps were so helpful for my husband to get in bed, and also tub, after illness left him almost too weak to stand, It is also very helpful in regaining strength as an exercise stepper for legs/

sturdy. easy put together. Would buy again.

It was easy to assemble. I use it to help my 89yo mother in my truck. I have a 2022 GMC Sierria . It helps out a lot.

It was a bit tricky to put together as pictures were small, but it works well. The light falls off when you step on step as the steps are a bit too narrow.

The instructions need to be a little clearer maybe with better pictures. Other than that it is pretty sturdy and the steps being low make it easy to climb and get in a high vehicle. The light is nice to have in darkness.

The instructions were not good at all. But the steps are great. I am disable and we have a high up bed and the steps are great for right beside the bed. Nice and sturdy

It's nice, but the top handle can be placed on the left side or on the right side of the top step it needs to be at the top of the top step for some people.

After searching many, I believed this step stool was the best I'd found to keep me safe from a fall while getting in/out of bed. The style of this stool is great, but in my opinion, the quality isn't there. Assembly of the stool was reasonably quick and easy by myself, even though I'm 75 with severe arthritis. There was one screw that wasn't drilled out for the awl/screwdriver, so I used a wrench to secure it. I probably only needed 1-step, as 2- of them actually put me too high while getting into my high bed. The safety handle would have been such a great help, if it had been more solidly attached. The steps felt slick when stepping down onto them, so I felt my foot could easily slide off, risking a fall. This stool was a great idea, but unfortunately, because of poor quality and lack of stability, believing it is a safety hazard, I'm returning the stool. The way it is put together needs to be reengineered to help prevent serious injuries.