2-Step Folding Step Stool – Kitchen Ladder for Adults & Kids, Portable & Lightweight

I looked into spiral staircases and they were $2,000 plus and took up to much room. I created a loft in a 200 sq ft Airbnb I remodeled and it is a perfect fit. When the stairs are retracted they take up no floor space! The sliding hand rails were also a nice add. Most others didn't have this.

We were looking for something easy to hang but to give us the height ee need to get into tall cubbards. This was a perfect solution.

I bought this for my house that has a flat concrete roof with nothing to hold onto as you transfer onto it from a ladder. This came exactly as pictured and fit perfectly in the space where I had planned to install it based on the description measurements. We followed the instructions and had no issues. It works perfectly and is very high quality. I'd buy another in an instant if I needed another one. lt makes what was hard and dangerous before, fun.

I'm very happy with this little stepladder. I ordered the 4-step version and it is exactly what we needed. fitting just right in that spot between the refrigerator and the wall. It's lightweight, perfect for older folks to carry around the house. It is also very stable when opened, and the steps are large,much larger than your typical ladder. Just a great, simple, inexpensive little stepladder for around the house. Five stars for me.

Great product and easy installation. Price is right , just make sure this fits your Acctic Ladder

Item arrived promptly and in excellent condition. It is exactly as described. It seems to be quite sturdy, has foot pedals of a good size, and is an attractive product. It is very easy to open and close. Highly recommend.

Pretty difficult to install in my attic door but once done worked perfectly. Get a strong person to help and you won't be disappointed with this product.

This is a nice ladder, easy to open/close, light weight, very stable. It supports me very well. So far my favorite uses for this ladder are: cleaning the outside of my RV windows and changing my indoor HVAC filters. Looks like this is definitely a keeper.
Update: After a few weeks of use the ladder is still holding up well. I did find that it would be nice if it had a handle that you could hold on to while climbing the steps, to stabilize yourself. I'm now 65 and don't have as good of balance as I once had. The downside to that is it would increased the size of the ladder.