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[[File:Victor_loves_to_climb.jpg|thumb|left|Step stool]] |
[[File:Victor_loves_to_climb.jpg|thumb|left|Step stool]] |
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==Safety== |
==Safety== |
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| + | As with [[ladder]]s, it is important to make sure the stool is stable before climbing up. You shouldn't reach out too far because it can create an imbalance. |
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| + | Also, some step stools have a weight limit. Some are designed for [[children]] and are not strong enough for an [[adult]]'s weight. |
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==Related== |
==Related== |
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Revision as of 15:41, 21 January 2012
a "retro" step stool, a metal framed, high seated chair with retractable steps, tile floor and wall, trash can
A step stool allows users to reach slightly higher items than they can normally. It can be helpful when accessing items from higher shelves, changing a light bulb or testing a smoke detector.
Multi-purpose: step, stool, designed to fit into living space instead of storage between uses
Step stool
Safety
As with ladders, it is important to make sure the stool is stable before climbing up. You shouldn't reach out too far because it can create an imbalance.
Also, some step stools have a weight limit. Some are designed for children and are not strong enough for an adult's weight.