If you have wood or vinyl floors, and you find yourself trying to get about a foot higher to reach something, this stool is excellent. The stool is heavy duty, so most men will be able to step up on it carrying a heavy load. The finish is polished steel, which looks excellent with a minimun amount of cleaning. There is a good amount of rubber to keep the stool from damaging walls, doors, or furniture if it should be pushed into one of them by accident. The stool has spring-loaded rollers that permit easy movement of the stool from place to place. The rollers retract as you apply weight to the stool so that the stool remains in place. The stool give you 14 inches of height, which is good for many household, workshop, office, or library needs. Even some large pantries or closets could use one of these stools. The steps have slip resistant rubber on them.
This step stool is my preferred variety because of its sturdiness and quality. If you keep the stool clean it... Read more
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The Kik Step has been used in libraries for years. It's stable when stepped on, rolls well (even fairly well on carpet), and stands up to abuse. I've worked in libraries since 1972, and have used it in every one. I've tried other rolling step stools, but none are as well-balanced, especially if you step on the lower tier. Kids can't get hurt trying to crawl on or climb on this stool.
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I'm 5'3" and have a hard time reaching past the second shelf in my new kitchen. I have tall cabinets and with the Kik Step I can utilize every shelf w/o having to carry a cumbersome step stool around. The Kik Step just "hangs" around my kitchen (I got the Silvertone to match the stainless steel appliances). I just gently roll it to where I need it. I got one for my 66 year old mother to make it a little safer for her to reach her tall cabinets, also.
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Great for Short Step-Ups, 
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