Step stools & step ladders Step away from the wobbly chair. Our step ladders and step stools can give you a step up in stability. Little ones can reach the worktop to give you a hand, while you can reach the tippy top of your cabinets. Kitchens & Kitchen Products Step stools & step laddersKids Step Stools Bathroom Stools Wood Steps Get Up Rustic Wood Doggies Wood Crafts Wood Working Wood Projects Forwards A small wood step stool made from sturdy 2x4s. Great for helping little hands reach the sink or the potty, doggies get up onto your bed, or for grownups to reach the top shelf of the cupboard. The stool is unfinished so the wood is smooth and soft to the touch. You can paint it yourself to add a personalized touch or leave it as is. Each stool is made to order, which takes 1-2 weeks. Stools are sent by USPS Standard shipping which takes from 5-9 business days to reach the destination…It looks like the page you are looking for either no longer exists or has moved to a new location.

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Home > Decor > Assistive Devices > Step Stools > Click any image to view in high resolution Item #: 021713940223   Stock Status: May Ship From Manufacturer Description Dimensions Item Info Shipping Information Reach your reaching potential with the Wooden Folding Step Stool. This 22 inch high step stool has two tiers of steps; the smallest folds beneath the large stool for easy storage. When the smaller stool is folded out, the Wooden Folding Step Stool has six legs, so you are as stable as possible when you climb. The large stool has a surface area of 15 x 18 1/2 inches, so you have plenty of foot space, too. With a wooden structure and an antique walnut finish, the Wooden Folding Step Stool complements both dark and light decors. Wooden Folding Step Stool Features The highest stool is 22 inches tall and has a 15 x 18 1/2 inch stool surface. Two tiered stool for an easy climb. Sturdy six-leg design so you feel safe when you step. Small stool folds upside-down beneath the larger stool for easier storage.

Wooden with an antique walnut finish. Items may be drop-shipped from the manufacturer. Please allow an extra week for delivery. Gift wrapping not available for this item. Wooden Step Stool - Walnut span Deluxe Ironing Board Cover and Pad - Natural span Collapsible Aluminum Shopping Cart span Brushed Nickel Neo Magnetic Hooks - Small span Axis Chrome Over Cabinet Storage Basket spanShop unique and handmade items directly from creative people around the worldWood stoves, lightning rods, bifocals--and the founding of our country--are a few of the things we think of when Benjamin Franklin comes to mind. But somewhere in between flying kites in storms and diplomatic missions to Europe, the great man had a hand in furniture design, including an innovative step stool that doubles as a chair. We've created a version that's easy to build and ideal for any home. It's a four-step design that's hinged at the middle step. When the top pivots down to the floor, the middle step opens into a seat and the rear legs become the chair back.

Download an animated walk through and full printable plans of this project (PDF, 1MB). Tools & Materials Wood: We chose red oak for this project because it's strong, durable and available at most home centers and lumberyards. Maple would also work, but avoid a softwood like pine. The screw joints rely on a tougher wood to hold the threads securely. * 3/4-in.-dia. straight bit * 1/4-in. quarter-round bit This tool handles both curved and straight cuts.No. 8 fh screws * 1 1/2 x 2-in. butt hinges * 3/8-in. wooden plugs * Glue or epoxy adhesive If you opt for counterbored screwholes covered with plugs, you should invest in a combination bit. The best ones have a tapered twist bit, an adjustable counterbore cutter and a depth stop. 3/4 View Except for the dado joints that support the steps, all of the parts are assembled with simple screw-fastened butt joints. We used a wood glue along with the screws--if your joints are less than perfect, use epoxy adhesive instead.

This is a good gap filler and it works well on endgrain. We've counterbored the screwholes and covered the screwheads with 38-in.-dia. wooden plugs. You can buy plugs, or make them with a plug cutter--or simply countersink the screwholes and leave the heads flush. Assembly Sequence 1] Join side subassemblies with screws and glue. 2] Rout step dadoes. 3] Join front step and seat rail to sides. 4] Join back step, slats and top step-stool step to sides. 5] Join seat halves with hinges. 6] Attach seat to front and back subassemblies.Side View While the piece is simple to build, the parts must fit together correctly so the assembly works in both stool and chair positions. To get everything right, it's best to make a full-size drawing of the side view from which you can transfer the actual shapes and sizes of the parts. For the curved parts, make templates from 1/4-in.-thick plywood. Transfer the shapes to the wood, cut to the lines with a jigsaw and smooth the sawn edges.

You can leave the lower ends (chair position) of the rear side-frame components long, then cut the bottom to length after the parts are joined. Similarly, the upper ends of the front sides can be trimmed after assembly.Top View Cut the seat shapes with a jigsaw, clean up the saw marks and plane 22 1/2-degree bevels on the adjacent edges. Use a chisel to cut the hinge mortises and join both seat halves with the hinges. Then rout a 1/4-in. round along the ends of the seat pieces and around the front.Cutting the Step Joints The best time to rout the dadoes for the steps is after the side components have been joined. Use a straight board to guide the router, and clamp the board and the side assembly to your bench. For extra router support, secure a piece of scrap wood between the legs of the stool with double-sided tape. Quick Tip You can cut plugs flush with a sharp chisel, but take very light cuts at first to determine grain direction. Otherwise, you risk tearing out a bit of the plug below the surface of the surrounding wood.