Step stool

Making a seriously solid wood step stool from ash featuring interesting joinery

Build a Step Stool in an Hour : I built the painted step stool shown back around 2008 at the Toronto Woodshow. It was a beginner project that kids who visited the show could build right there at the show. I was one of the staff who would take a child through a workshop guiding the…

After your hundredth time climbing up on a swivel chair to reach the top shelf in your closet, you’ll probably decide it’s high time to invest in a step stool or ladder. All of our top picks are not only much sturdier than a chair, but treaded steps and handrails also make them significantly safer. Whether you fold them up and stash them in a closet or choose one attractive enough to leave out on display, these stools are a step in the right direction.

Need a good gift idea for little ones? Build this DIY step stool for toddler! Download the free child step stool plans to start building.

Perfect for a multitude of tasks for your little one - from reaching the sink (or even toilet) to helping with the baking! This is a sturdy step stool that can be safely used for adults too. Also this step stool is very useful during toilet training with your toddler! Kids step stool will be ideal gift for your toddler! You can choose One Piece Legs option or Two Piece Legs option. The difference between these two options are shown in photos. Custom painting is also available. We can paint…

Steps stools are the underrated decor piece that adds a ton of convenience to our domestic life. I can't tell you the number of times I've reached for mine

Emma Chamberlain's expensive orange acrylic step ladder is making waves. Here's a dupe that's less than half the price.

Patricia Perez has designed Altura, a step stool for British brand Case Furniture that doubles up as a side table and plant stand.

{My husband Taylor} I want to shout to my husband Taylor. He helped me with putting the Step Stool together and I wouldn't do it without his help. Thank you! We created this simple step stool with wood scraps we have. Here are the steps how to build a simple step stool. You will need a 2x4x8 wood Cut four 3 1/2" x 12" and four 3 1/2" x 6" Cut four Cedar wood 3 1/2 inches x 15 inches Cut two Cedar wood 6 inches x 14 inches then drill them onto 3 1/2" x 12" and 3 1/2" x 6" You can see it in…

Make these stepladders and step stools do double duty as industrial-chic extra seating