DiamondForge 4 Step Ladder,Folding Step Stool with Anti-Slip Wide Pedal,Soft Handle,Anti-Slip Feet,Built with Sturdiest Steel Construction,900lbs Capacity Steel Ladder for Household and Office, Grey

This step ladder is very sturdy, and I’m glad that I bought it!!Right now it is in my master bedroom closet, because it is perfect for putting up and getting down clothing and other items. Also, it folds up and hardly takes up any space!

Great step ladder, very sturdy and has a decent width to each step

I bought this step ladder and use it at work in the automotive industry. This is the product that you want to buy that will last. This is a ladder that you want to buy. I like this ladder so much I bought the three step ladder that I use to work on lifted pickups.

I am glad I purchased this step ladder. It is very sturdy and does its job well.

This step ladder is indeed lightweight, taking about the same amount of space as a folding chair, making it easy to store and move around. The ladder's frame is pretty solid feeling making quite strong, it was able to hold one of my uncles that is 350+ pounds. There rear foot pads are hard plastic and don't provide much grip, which when the ladder is stepped upon it slides slightly when bearing weight; oddly the front footpads are rubber. Unfortunately, since the rear footpads are hard plastic, they can potentially scratch/scuff wood surfaces, so do take heed when using if you have wooden/vinyl floors. I can't fully vouch for the 500lb capacity claim, but it was able to hold up my uncle who is 350 plus pounds while he was changing tube lights in the kitchen. There was a bit of anxiety, especially when the back legs of the ladder slid further out a bit when standing fully on the step but then locked into place becoming stable. After a couple times stepping back on and off the ladder, they got used it and wasn't as cautious as before. I would assume that most people that are in need of a step ladder will be less than 500lb's and even at the lower 350lb's of my uncle, with that it should be reliable for anyone beneath those weights. This step ladder seems to be more ideal for quick and simple household chores, such as a changing a lightbulb, cleaning fan blades and/or grabbing items out of reach up high. I'm pretty sure it can be used in other instances like painting and light duty construction work, but I would rather use a step ladder that is "Construction Grade" being better built for such activities instead of a common household use item. The only thing that comes to mind of being an issue is that all the footpads are not rubberized, if the back footpads were rubberized it would definitely help with stability and grip while also greatly preventing scuffs and scratches as well. Overall, this step ladder is strong and sturdy, while also being lightweight and compact, making it a good solid choice for anyone needing a step stool/ladder for simple household chores. However, if you have wooden/vinyl floors that you cherish you may want to take caution when using this step stool.