ORIENGEAR Adjustable Work Platform Support 330 lbs Height 24 to 35 inches Portable Aluminum Step Stool Folding Ladder Non Slip for Household Office Cleaning & Washing

I am using this platform to clean and repaint the fascia and eaves around my house. What a godsend. Super sturdy even on uneven ground and at maximum height. I have at times had all four legs adjusted to different holes to provide a rock solid base. At 195 lbs. and 75 years old I feel I'm giving this platform a pretty good test. Easy to carry and adjust it saves me so much time plus the added safety over using and constantly moving a ladder.

The platform is built well but is a little wobbly when standing on it due to the loose fit on the leg catch. I suggest that before getting on the platform you lightly kick outward on the bottom the legs. That seems to make the platform more stable. Other people complained about the spring loaded pins on the leg length adjusters being hard to push in and hurting their fingers. I agree!! However, if you use the rounded end of a screwdriver handle to push the pins in it is easier and less painful. I would buy this again.

I've considered getting a similar item at Harbor Freight. The HFT is much lower priced and is a decent tool, but I don't think it competes with this platform. This is easy to adjust and has a good height. The opposite legs can be adjusted to different heights. It folds easily and compactly. We are repainting some cathedral ceilings, and this together with our Little Giant ladder and a good pole make the task much easier.

It is easy to set up, has very stable strong individually adjustable legs, 2 people can work together or paint together and still feel confident and safe.

I have 10 foot ceilings in a teeny tiny room. 8x10ish. How does one paint? With this amazing work bench! I moved and my bedroom was a hideous light blue.. yuck, but the ceilings are so high. It’s a good problem to have, but I couldn’t reach the top of the ceiling if I painted. There were a couple of these on Amazon much more expensive, and this wasn’t as much. I hated the blue enough to plunk down my money. I had to put it at the highest level and I was a little nervous but once I was up there I felt secure. Make sure the legs are fully out or there will be wiggle. I was able to reach the ceiling! Woot! I was able to move around and paint a good long line. I was able to move it easily as it was so light. I did use a chair to get onto it as the rungs are small and I wasn’t confident in my coordination. My room is not a beautiful gray and I love it! Next up is the kitchen, because unfortunately it is also the same hideous blue. 🙄

Does the job. Doesn’t feel super stable and a little wobbly but solid price and one of the few platforms that allow for adjusting the height. I used to install shiplap on the dining room ceiling.

Seems very sturdy for aluminum, though I don't know if it can handle 330# as advertised. I'm only 140# and I can jump on it just fine. One of my leg locks on the unit sticks, but I can live with that. The only design improvement I would suggest is if they would have put both leg locks on the same side of the unit. To open or close it, you constantly have to flip it over to get to the other lock, but that's minor. it's a good unit for the price, light and compact.

Sturdy...for me that's a biggy. I wish I would have purchased this years ago. I just built a gazebo with a lot of overhead work and this little baby helped a lot. I will recommend it to my family and friends but now I have one so they have one. I will still tell them to buy one for themselves. It is easy to raise and lower, best of all lightweight. I surely recommend it.