NEW · SOLID PINE · FOLDING THREE-STEP

A step stool that earns its place in the room, not just in the closet.

This folding wooden step stool is built for the shelf you can see but cannot quite reach — the top cabinet, the closet rod, the back of the pantry. It opens into a wide three-step stance with a flat top platform, so you stand square instead of balancing on a chair. When the job is done, it folds down and stands in the gap beside the refrigerator.

16.14" W  ·  22.44" D  ·  25.59" H  ·  Solid Pine  ·  Walnut Finish

• Three deep, grooved steps. Each tread is wide enough to stand flat on both feet, with cut grooves that give socks and bare feet something to grip.
• Solid pine, steady underfoot. Thick rails and a broad A-frame keep the stool planted while you reach. Rated to 300 lb.
• Folds into the gap. It collapses to a slim stack that stands beside the fridge, behind a door, or between cabinets — no closet required.
• Step, seat, side table. The top platform is flat and finished, so it holds a plant, a stack of books, or a coffee cup when nobody is climbing it.
• Walnut finish, furniture lines. A deep brown stain and clean squared rails let it sit in a living room without looking like a utility piece.

The stool you stop putting away

Most step stools live in a closet because they look like what they are: a tool. This one is stained in a deep walnut with the pine grain still readable, and the rails are squared rather than curved. Left beside a sofa, it reads as a side table. Left in a bedroom, it reads as a nightstand. The difference is that it also happens to hold you up while you change a bulb.

Light on the floor, steady underfoot

The frame opens like a sawhorse: two angled sides, cross rails between them, and hinges that keep the stance wide instead of wobbling. Grooves cut across every tread catch dust and give your feet an edge to push against. Fold it shut and the whole thing becomes a narrow panel you can park against a wall, which is what makes it work in a city kitchen.

Where it fits

Kitchen Upper cabinets, the shelf above the fridge, the back of the pantry. Stand on the top platform and reach without stretching.	Closets and storage High rods, stacked bins, seasonal boxes. Fold it and stand it upright in the corner between trips.
Living room and bedroom Use it as a side table with a lamp and a book, or as extra seating when the room fills up.	Small apartments and studios One piece covers reaching, sitting and surface space. It tucks into narrow gaps a fixed stool would block.

Specifications

Material	Solid pine wood
Finish	Walnut brown stain
Structure	Folding A-frame, three steps
Overall dimensions	16.14" W × 22.44" D × 25.59" H
Folded depth	2.36 in (6 cm)
Step tread	6.88 in deep, grooved
Top platform	Flat, usable as a step, seat or side surface
Weight capacity	300 lb
Care	Wipe with a damp cloth, dry immediately

Care

Wipe the steps and rails with a soft damp cloth, then dry them right away. Avoid soaking the joints or leaving the stool wet, and keep it out of standing water. A dry dusting between cleanings keeps the grain clear; furniture wax applied once or twice a year keeps the walnut tone even.

Questions, answered

What can I use it for?

Anything that sits above eye level: top kitchen cabinets, closet rods, high shelves, the box you stored above the fridge. It is also handy for changing a bulb or cleaning the top of a window.

Will it work in a small kitchen?

Yes. It folds into a narrow stack that stands upright on its own, so it fits the strip of floor beside the refrigerator or the gap between the counter and the wall.

Can it double as a seat or side table?

The top platform is flat and finished, so it works as a spare seat, a plant stand, or a surface for a mug and a book. Many people leave it open beside a chair and fold it only when guests arrive.

How do I clean the wood?

A damp cloth and a little mild soap are enough. Dry the surface afterward and avoid pooling water around the hinges, which is all the pine finish needs to stay even.

Is it easy to open and close?

It opens by hand in one motion, with no tools and nothing to remove. The hinges hold the two sides together, so there are no loose parts to keep track of when it is folded.

Where does it look best?

The warm walnut tone sits comfortably with white cabinets, oak floors, linen sofas and dark bookshelves. It suits a kitchen corner, a bedroom wall, or the end of a hallway.

A stool that folds away, and a surface that stays out.