Shure-Step 2 Step Stool

(2 customer reviews)

$159.97

The Shure-Step 2 Step Stool measures 24″ x 13.5″ at the base. It weighs 12 pounds and is load rated for 500 pounds. One half of this step is 6″ high and one half is 10′ high. Meaning you would step up 6″ to the first step and then step up 4″ to the second or top step. The first step up measures 12″ x 13″, the top step measures 11″ x 12″.

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The Shure-Step 2 Step Stool measures 24″ x 13.5″ at the base. It weighs 12 pounds and is load rated for 500 pounds. One half of this step is 6″ high and one half is 10′ high. Meaning you would step up 6″ to the first step and then step up 4″ to the second or top step. The first step up measures 12″ x 13″, the top step measures 11″ x 12″.

Read an in-depth review on the 2 Step Stool over at Rehabmart.com.

WARNING: This product (The rubber pads on bottom of step and grip on top) can expose you to chemicals including PVC, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

WARNING: Inspect rubber feet monthly and replace if necessary. The rubber feet prevent your Shure-Step® from sliding on the floor.

2 reviews for Shure-Step 2 Step Stool

  1. STEPHEN W SMITH

    Looks strong thinking it will work well for my suv

    • David DuPont

      Stephen, The Senior Step works well with most SUV’s. And they’re darn near indestructible!

  2. Marie Lee

    This step has been a lifesaver for my mom and I!!! I purchased it some time ago for my mother to get in and out of her very high king size bed. The wooden 2step that came originally with the bed wasn’t meeting her needs as she started getting older and less mobile. The step was just too narrow and slippery for her to step on safely….sooooo the search begin. She needed a sturdy non-slip step to support her weight, and was large enough to maneuver on. Then one day I came across this website, purchased the 2 Step Stool, and the rest is history. Later on we had to get my mom a lower bed due to declining mobility issues, so there was no need for the step. At least that’s what I thought until the day she tried to step into my Toyota Sequoia and couldn’t step up high enough anymore. Thankfully, we still had our Shure-Step from before. I placed it parallel to my vehicle, and she got in with no problem!! By the grace of God, this step has help my mom stay as mobile as possible!!! I highly recommend it!!!

    • David DuPont

      Marie, You just described two of the more common mobility problems for aging adults, and a solution. Thank you!

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