Work Platform Adjustable Height Steel Portable Scaffolding Platform 380 LBS Load Capacity 38''X12 Folding Step Ladder Drywall Painting Stool (38inch)

Cannot recommend enough. Sturdy, adjustable, large, and a great price. This has been a game changer for wrenching on my lifted jeep.

Was a great price and worked well

I have mixed feelings about this platform. First, it's very handy to have when you need something low to stand on that isn't a ladder. But it's not very light. It's considerably heavier than a 4' ladder. I bought it to use at work, but ended up leaving it at home since it was easier to just grab a 4' ladder when I needed a step. I have used it frequently at home. But if you are not careful, you can seriously injure yourself. There are some very sharp edges underneath, right where you would grab it to move it around. If you slide your fingers through the slots in the middle to simply lift the platform, the edges underneath can cut your hand severely. It arrived with extra rubber caps for the legs that don't fit and a pair of white cloth gloves. Not sure why. But it does fold up nicely and can be tucked away.

It’s light and sturdy, I weigh around 320lbs and it’s perfect…only thing is closing it sometimes the pull latches get stuck, I’m sure nothing a little WD-40 wouldn’t fix, otherwise it’s great

We bought this in June and by the end of September it broke. Obviously that's outside of the Amazon return window however I reached out to the seller and they provided amazing customer service!! I received the replacement in the mail yesterday. I highly recommend buying this product.

This is so much easier to use and store than hauling around boxes or platforms. Use this to stand on for blockers or hitting. Works great and can’t beat the price!

Fix: The center release rings will need to be replaced with something more Ridgid. Metal key rings are useful.

Don't buy unless you don't mind cleaning a bunch of steel fabricating oil and steel dust off of them. Took me over 20 minutes to wash that stuff oof of my hands. I was shocked when I actually saw what it was doing to my hands, and I work construction. Theres no way I could even think about taking them into one of my customers homes. They are cumbersome to use but they seem like they would support a good heavy load, though.