Folding Step Chocolat 3Tier DBR

I bought this on the occasion of moving house. Until now, I've gotten by using chairs and tables, but it's difficult to clean the air conditioner, and since the new place has a lot of storage in high places, I felt the need for this product. As the name suggests, it's a soft color, unlike aluminum stepladders, and I also like that it folds up to a compact width. I'm glad I bought it. I have to clean the air conditioner soon.

I'm glad I bought it! It's very useful!

I bought this to replace my old stepladder. It was easy to use, but it was a little heavier than I expected. The brown stepladder is made of plastic, so the middle part sways. I was scared, so I opened my legs and stood on it.

When I wanted to reach high places in my house, I wanted a three-step ladder because I'm short. Before buying this product, I went to other stores and DIY stores to look, but there was no price difference among similar products. So, I decided to choose this product based on how I would use it. The good points are how easy it is to unfold and its design. It's easy to unfold, with a simple design that just involves removing the hook at the back, and it's not heavy either. And then there's the design. The one from the DIY store was a bit tacky, but this one has a soft, gentle look. It can be stored away compactly, so there's no need to leave it out all the time, but I bought this one because I felt that it had a look that would make me feel good when I used it. I'm very satisfied with the result. It blends in well with the interior, so I think it would be good to leave it out and display plants on it.

I'm 146cm tall and small, so I couldn't reach anything... I used to use my parents' stepladder, which had thin steps and made me feel a little uneasy. The steps on this product are very stable, so I was able to work at high places without worrying! It feels a little heavy for my build, but I think it's within the acceptable range for use inside the house. I think it would be stylish if the frame was also unified in brown, but that's a different story from practicality, so I didn't reflect that in the stars.