Home Depot has
Gorilla Ladders 3-Step Compact Steel Step Stool with 225 lb. Load Capacity (GLS-3CS) for
$14.88. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise
shipping is free on $45+ orders.
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Key Features:- Lightweight and compact
- Large, comfortable platform steps automatically lock into place
- Folds up easily for storage anywhere in your home
- Space-saving profile
- Safe and easy to use
- Nonslip treads and oversized non-marring feet
- 225 lb. Type II ANSI rating
- Lifetime limited warranty
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Those averages for height and weight aren't anecdotal. So as a business why would you put more expense into a mass produced product for a small percentage of the possible target market when you can save a good amount of money and have a far larger target audience that it still remains usable for?
This is not shot at you or anyone's weight btw - I am merely addressing what in text looks like a flippant comment about people's weights and sizes that is not supported by fact but by anecdotal data.
A ladder isn't just going to collapse at 226lbs. you can probably safely get 275lbs on this, but i would not jump up and down, like some sort of clown
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the gorilla ladders 3-step compact steel step stool is lightweight and folds up extremely thin for easy storage anywhere in your home, office, or garage. It features large, comfortable platform steps that automatically lock into place. The nonslip treads and oversized non-marring feet improve stability and the convenient handgrip makes it easy to climb and carry. This durable steel stool is great for various tasks around the home.
Lightweight and compact
space-saving profile
safe and easy to use
nonslip steps and feet
225 lb. Type ii ansi rating
lifetime limited warranty
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Those averages for height and weight aren't anecdotal. So as a business why would you put more expense into a mass produced product for a small percentage of the possible target market when you can save a good amount of money and have a far larger target audience that it still remains usable for?
This is not shot at you or anyone's weight btw - I am merely addressing what in text looks like a flippant comment about people's weights and sizes that is not supported by fact but by anecdotal data.
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