HBTowerStep Ladder with Handrails, Folding Step Stool with Attachable Tool Bag & Anti-Slip Wide Pedal for Home Kitchen Pantry Office, BlackGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I ordered this 4 step HBTower step ladder for its handrails, wide steps and 330 lbs Capacity, for our guard security booth to enable our guards or tech people to reach the electronics cabinet in the picture in case we need to reset the modem or router inside or for some other necessity. Our 6 ft. ladder cannot fit under the cabinet and they would set it up in reverse and climb the steps facing backwards which was a fall and injury waiting to happen. Once I realized what they were doing I searched and found this one and immediately ordered it. One of the guards assembled it and sent me the pictures. It was selling at a nice discount which is probably why it is currently unavailable. It's a true 5 star item.

Oh my gosh, finally a ladder that we can feel safe on with handles to boot! This has wide steps which was something we were looking for in addition to handles to keep us safer going up and down. The quality is amazing and it is easy to carry around and folds fast. Very sturdy too.

I call this my “old lady ladder” - as a compliment! I broke my ankle 18 months ago using an old ladder that I had used for years painting several walls. It just broke on me! Yikes! Needless to say, surgery and recovery have not been easy, and the thought of getting on a ladder again was terrifying . . . Yet, I still had that project to do (and many more!) that I started that fateful day. I finally did it!! It was scary the first time I got up this ladder, but . . . It was sturdy, easy to move along the wall (I’m not a body builder by any stretch!), and the handles gave me the extra sense of security and ease I needed. Plus, I loved the spot you can put the paint can (although I would move the can each time you move the ladder, just to make sure your gallon doesn’t go tumbling!). I’m literally “back on that ladder” because of this product.

This step ladder was easy to fold and unfold and is very solid. I have serious issues with my balance and I'm not supposed to go on any ladders but sometimes I have no choice. It has hand bars in front and along the sides so I can hold on and feel reasonably secure. It's a little heavy though, but I guess it needs to be in order to be so stable.

Well made. Instructions are poor. Different size screws are not identified.Hand rails are a welcome addition. They help out a lot. The rubber feet work real well.

This is a very nice ladder. I am older and live alone. The handrails give me sense of security. Wide steps and top step can be used as a platform. the bag for my tools added extra convenience. I recommend

Purchased 5-step ladder. Came in 1 large cardboard box with picture of item on outside. All to-be-assembled parts were zip tied to the ladder, and the entire thing was shrink wrapped. Easy to follow picture instructions, though it is pretty self explanatory without them. Came with 4 hex screws with backs for the left and right handles (2 screws for each side) and both handles labeled with stickers to easily identify which side they attach to. It came with 2 slightly larger hex screws with backs for the top handle (tray already attached to handle and handle slides down into top of step ladder). It also came with 2 Allen keys to tighten each screw together. Very easy and quickly completed. Ladder easily folds and unfolds and locks in place with a bright yellow plastic handle at the back of the top step. Very sturdy.I am 5'9" and on the top (5th) step I can reach just an inch or two short of 11 foot high ceiling to change a light bulb. FYI since so many people seemed to ask this question but didn't get answers: The 5th step is 46&1/4" off the ground, the 4th step is 36&3/4" off the ground, and the 3rd step is 27&3/4" off the ground. I'm assuming these measurements would apply to the 4 and 3 step ladders. As you can see from my picture, the normal ceiling height is 8 feet. I can reach the lower canned lights on the 3rd step. The higher set of canned lights are just short of 11 feet and that is with me stretching my full height with feet flat. I can't reach the smoke detector which is probably around 14 feet high.The only thing I don't like is when I am on the top step, the top handle only reaches just below my knees. While I do appreciate at least something to lean against to be more stable, I do wish the top handle and side handles were a little taller so I could either lean more of my body weight against it to feel more stable or keep one hand on it, while using the other hand to reach what I need. As it is I carefully hold the top handle as I place my knees against it, then slowly raise my body until my left hand touches the ceiling to balance myself. It you are slightly uncomfortable on the 5th step being that high, just do what I do and have someone behind you slightly pushing on your back so you feel more secure.All in all, it is a great step ladder. I thought it was very reasonable. I do NOT regret purchasing it at all as it was the only thing I could find that would give me the height I needed that I felt comfortable with the size, style (handles), durability, price and the amount of positive reviews. You really can't go wrong. It is much cheaper than a normal ladder, which wouldn't be as safe and having the feeling of being more stable when having to climb high is well worth the just over $100 investment. Unless you only have 8 foot ceilings I would recommend getting the 5 step ladder anyway, just in case you ever need it, plus then the handle will be higher for you to hold on to, even if you only climb to the 4th step.

Handrails are super nice to grab for balance.