Cosco 3-Step Rolling Step Ladder, Grey

This is a nice little step if you need to move around, up & down a lot. Because it has wheels! Just move with your hand or foot. The wheels lock themselves when you stand on it. We purchased a 2 step first, and loved it. Needed to go up a little higher, so we bought a 3 step. Perfecto! Great product, but NOTE: If your balance is not that good, and your not used to climbing a ladder, I would suggest not purchasing this 3 step because it is high, has wheels, and no handrails or grab bar. The 2 step is lower (same mfg) and may be a better option. This ladder style is for people who regularly use them, and feel comfortable climbing up & down with nothing to hang on to.

I needed three stairs to get into the hot tub and could not find a set to the correct height. This exactly fit the bill; I could adjust the wheels where it was sitting so they did not move. The steps are sturdy, and I have no concerns about stepping on them with wet feet. I do have a separate handrail, which helps a lot. This was very easy to assemble and only took a few minutes for one person to do. It is easy to move and very stable when standing on it.

It is very sturdy and safe to use. It needs to be assembled.

This is not a good product. The instructions are terrible. It gets very beat up trying to put it together and the customer support at COSCO Durrell home furnishings is terrible. I am cut up from one end to the other only to figure out it’s welded improperly. Don’t buy this. It isn’t worth the scrapes or the aggravation from Durrell or Amazon. Terrible!

I probably should have paid more attention to the description and reviews on this one. Cosco is known in my household for their folding step stools for light/medium duty, and I figured this would be of similar design. It looks like a folding design in the pictures, but it is NOT folding once assembled.This unit is VERY HEAVY DUTY, and is surprisingly beefy in terms of materials, size, weight, and overall construction. I definitely wish it folded as I'd intended to use it to replace a 3-step folding wooden "step-ladder / stool" (old, dangerous, trashed). I'm using this one in the garage to reach shelves mounted out of arms reach. It would be at home in a study/library inside your home as well.This could function as a nice jetway staircase for your Beechcraft or Cessna to be honest - looks like it was designed by NASA. Assembly is not that complicated with only 6 bolts. You need to pay attention to the assembly directions, so you don't have to do it twice - the bottom casters are held in by the same 4 bolts that hold the frame together. The bottom casters are nice and smooth, and are spring-loaded compression style so when you step on the bottom step, the ladder goes to the floor on the cupped feet.Anyway, I'll hang it on the garage wall with a strong mounting hook or two, and I'm sure it will last nearly forever. Not exactly what I thought it would be, but that's fine and it'll definitely get the job(s) done.