Cosco Commercial 3-Step Folding Stool, 300 lb Capacity, 20.5 x 32.63 x 52.13, Gray

Commercial 3-Step Folding Stool, 300 lb Capacity, 20.5 x 32.63 x 52.13, Gray

This commercial 3-step folding stool gives professionals a stable way to reach higher shelves, fixtures, and work areas. It fits facility, back-of-house, and workplace settings that need a durable step stool with a handrail and space-saving storage. The steel frame supports up to 300 lb, and the large top platform and nonskid treads help with secure footing.

Good Fit For

• Stockrooms and supply areas
• Facility maintenance tasks
• Office and workplace storage access
• Commercial back-of-house use

Key Features

• Three-step folding stool helps reach elevated areas in commercial settings
• 300 lb duty rating supports heavier-duty workplace use
• Large 14 1/2 inch x 12 1/4 inch top platform gives more standing room
• Nonskid treads help improve footing on each step
• Tubular steel frame adds durability and forms a handrail and knee brace
• Folds for easier storage when the stool is not in use

Applications and Usage

• Reaching items on higher shelves
• Accessing overhead storage in work areas
• Handling routine facility or maintenance tasks
• Using in spaces where a folding stool is easier to store between jobs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Steel.
• Metal ladders conduct electricity; do not use where contact may be made with live electrical circuits.
• Check floor space before use, as the spread size is 32 5/8 inch.
• Folded depth is 4 1/4 inch, which can help when planning storage.

FAQ

• How many steps does this folding stool have? This commercial step stool has three steps.
• What is the weight capacity? The stool has a 300 lb duty rating.
• Does the step stool fold for storage? Yes. The stool folds for easier storage when it is not in use.
• What helps with footing on the steps? The steps have nonskid treads, and the top platform measures 14 1/2 inch x 12 1/4 inch for a larger standing area.
• Can this stool be used near electrical work? No. The steel frame conducts electricity, so it should not be used where contact may be made with live electrical circuits.

From Cosco.