Product Description

Red Retro Fashion Trend Design Chrome Step Stool, Easy 1 Tool Assembly, Stylish Chrome Finish, Step Stool Slides In & Out Easily With Smooth Tracking, Padded Vinyl Seat & Back, Sturdy Leg Tubing For Stability, Over Molded Step Treads For Security, Convenient Counter Height Step Stool, 10 Year Limited Warranty.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1346 in Home Improvement
• Color: Red
• Brand: Cosco
• Model: 11120RED1
• Released on: 2004-09-20
• Dimensions: 4.90" h x 21.30" w x 24.30" l, 21.12 pounds

Features

• Stylish Chrome Finish with padded vinyl seat and back
• Easy, one-tool assembly
• Step stool slides in and out easily with smooth tracking
• Over molded step treads for security
• 225-pound weight capacity

From the Manufacturer
The Retro Counter Chair/Step Stool is an incredibly versatile piece for any home or small office! Featuring a padded vinyl seat and back with a stylish chrome finish, this piece can be used as both a convenient, counter-height chair or utility stool for those hard-to-reach places. The smooth tracking fold-out step stool for climbing is combined with sturdy leg tubing and molded step treads for added stability. Easy one-tool assembly.

Customer Reviews

Not what I was hoping for
I bought the yellow version of this step stool - my grandma used to have one just like it, or so I thought. This is not the step stool I was hoping for. It's clunkier, cheaper, and not the same "shiny" vinyl that my grandma had. The step stool mechanism on this new one is just cheap plastic that allows the steps to "slide" in and out. I had a little bit of trouble putting it together. Oh, and on the instructions, you're told that you'll have to periodically retighten the bolts! What - is this thing going to come apart with use?!?! Overall, a disappointment and not worth the amount of money I paid for it. Nice idea, but I want the REAL thing, not some cheap imitation.

Retro step stool chair
Assembly was no problem, but did reveal why weight is limited. I can rig up some reinforcements, but some folks won't have the know how to do so. Great for little kid use, not so great for 'typical' adult use. I wouldn't use it in some cases as I did our chair/stool in years past. A handy piece of furniture to have, but not quite the structural 'rock' that I was led to believe in the ads. I don't quite regret purchasing it.

Smaller than U think, flimsy
This step stool is not worth it - the steps that are shown extended in the photo connect only via a plastic groove in the red plastic cross bars shown on the legs of the stepstool. Therefore, when you move the stool, the steps flop along. You have to move them out yourself and put them back in yourself. They come off too easily so you are having to place them inside the groove whenever you move the stool/chair. The stool itself is very small and while this is OK for a stationary perching stool, it is NOT good for a step stool and too small and uncomfortable as a seat.