So easy to assemble, very sturdy like it that I can raise it to the height that I need. Easy to store away 2 nylon handles for carrying butterfly nuts For disassembling and assembling,wish it came with a carrying bag.

Easy to use and sturdy

Worked great! Finally hung to oversized canvas photos in my two story stairway that has been sitting for years. Was able to use it on a narrow short stairwell and putt my expandable ladder on top. Very stable and dis not shake or move. Over 200 pounds plus the ladder and no fear.

This is an amazing piece of equipment. I’m a5’2” .65 yo lady. I’m paint a high ceilinged hallway, and wanted to be SURE I’m safe. It’s extremely easy to set up and break down. Easy to fold. . It’s not too heavy to move around even when opened out. . It’s very sturdy. I love how steady and safe I feel while using it.

I have used this "scaffold" for several different purposes. Like, installing 4 foot ceiling lights and as a platform to pour fertilizer into a 300 gallon pasture sprayer rig. For use outside, I did have to put some wood under the legs to keep the legs from sinking into the ground, but it was stable and provided a good platform to handle the 5 gallon buckets of liquid fertilizer. The adjustable legs helped get it to the height I needed. While changing out the lights I had to move the "scaffold" to different areas and change the height in certain situations. The foldability was an asset as it made it easy to move and store and, again, the ability to adjust the legs made it easy to get to the height I needed in the various situations.

This scaffold has been miraculous for my needs. I am repainting my 100 year old house. Despite owning an 8 foot and a 10 foot stepladder, as well as an extension ladder, none of them met my needs when painting three areas of the house that involved uneven footing for a ladder. I included a photo of the way I used this scaffolding to reach the top three layers of the cedar shake shingles along the back stairway of my house. I had another similar stairway where I used the scaffolding and I also needed it on one side of the garage because there is a terraced flower garden there. I am 67 years old, so I was initially frightened to get on it after I set it up. However, I now feel very secure using it after knowing it has never rocked at all during at least 50 hours of use. To make sure of that, I set it up very carefully each time I use it. Don't be hasty; make sure that all the pieces are exactly where they should be before you get on it, especially the angled braces that keep the whole thing fully extended. Make sure you have inserted the cotter pins correctly and tightened the bolts every time. Be sure to check that all four legs are balanced and on secure footing. Sometimes you have to move the scaffold around a little until all four feet are planted in a balanced manner. One of my favorite things about this scaffold is how lightweight it is. At only 20 pounds, and with the two carrying straps, it is a piece of cake to carry and set up. I weight 125 pounds and appreciate that this scaffold is so much lighter than the extension ladder I use. I set the scaffold up with it laying on its side and then lift it into position. I always climb onto it from the place closest to the horizontal platform. In the picture of the scaffold set up along my stairs, I climb onto it from the top stair of the staircase. I put a board on top of the platform so it is easier on my knees to climb onto and off of. You won't see a Yurchenko dismount from me. My mount and dismount are more like an extreme geriatric mount and dismount, but I feel safe getting on and getting off. The platform is wide enough that I can sit on it comfortably and stand on it easily. It causes so much less leg fatigue than standing on a ladder. It takes only a couple of minutes to take it down. Upon arrival, it had quite a few paint chips and some of the spongy pads were a little torn up, but nothing that affects how great this thing is. I think this is such a value and I will get a ton of use out of it. My neighbor thought it was so cool looking, that she bought one for herself to use as a plant stand under her long horizontal window. She is a big fan of mid-century modern design. I also put a board over the horizontal platform because that is easier on my knees when I climb up on it.

Absolutely Worth The Cost I bought this primarily so that I could replace a lighting fixture in an enclosed staircase. I have now used it for that and for replacing a fan on an 11 foot ceiling (I am 5'5"). Now, is this the most high quality piece of equipment? No. It's already flaking off paint and the edges are very sharp (either be very careful or use the included gloves while setting up/taking down). That said, for $150? This thing is amazing. It is very sturdy once set up and can hold two adults with no issues. This is the only reasonably priced scaffolding I could find that allows you to adjust by several feet on one side so you can use it on a staircase. It is long enough that you can put all your tools on the scaffolding with you so you don't have to keep going up and down a ladder to grab different items that you need, which is super convenient. It also folds up really small for easy storage. I'm hoping it won't rust so we can continue to use it for a long time, but overall I am very pleased with this purchase.

Big and solid! I do a lot of home improvement projects. This platform is super helpful. Previously I’d have to move my ladder around a lot as I worked. That took a lot of time and wasn’t convenient. I like the platform because it boosts me up so that I can reach the upper part of an 8-10 foot wall EASILY. Great for painting and cutting in. I really like how this platform folds up too. It stores nicely in my garage. I might try it out while washing my ground floor exterior windows. This platform is very solid. I’ll use the gloves when extending it out. That helps protect my hands from pinches.

Well Made Sturdy and adjustable and even comes with some spare parts and gloves !!!! Easy set-up !!!