by David Dupont | Nov 4, 2014 | Blog
Have you ever wondered what makes a step stool a “heavy duty step stool”? Can you look at a step and tell if it’s heavy duty? If you’ve ever bought a cheap one and used it moving heavy loads you probably found out very quickly that all step stools are not created...
by David Dupont | Nov 4, 2014 | Blog
Using safe step stools in a warehouse to reach the higher shelves might just save your company from be sued by an employee. Employees sometimes take the easiest and fastest course of action to reach products on higher shelves when filling an order or getting stock for...
by David Dupont | Nov 4, 2014 | Blog
When buying a step stool one of the first items to check, after the load rating, is the non-slip pads on the bottom of the step. You only need to use a simple test to make sure the step stool is safe and won’t slide when you use it at home or work. The non-slip pads...
by David Dupont | Nov 4, 2014 | Blog
Buses, trains and planes were not designed with the physically challenged in mind when boarding them. The first step up, to get inside them, is about a foot off the ground. This is much too high for seniors to navigate, given the limited strength in their aging...
by David Dupont | Nov 4, 2014 | Blog
When our beloved seniors who have Alzheimer’s or are stricken with being senile are outdoors trying to get on a bus or at home getting into their beds, they need a step stool that will not harm them in any way while using it. These seniors have very special...
Senior Step
$149.97
Shure-Step II Passenger Step
$149.97
Shure-Step 2 Step Stool
$159.97