Polder Design Series Step Stool

Model: LDR-6101

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Catalog Number: 80139

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Product Description:

Features:

Large 16" x 10.65" steps with non-skid rubber mats for safety
Quality steel construction
ANSI rated

Polder: A Brand You Trust

Making everyday household tasks easier for consumers is at the heart of Polder's philosophy. The company is steeped in a deep-rooted tradition of offering home products that combine practical benefits with elegant European styling.

Polder, with 2006 marking its 30th year, has been offering ordinary products with extraordinary design since its launch. The company was established in 1976 to deliver better quality, European-styled housewares to the U.S. market. Polder found early success with its ironing boards and scales. Polder also launched the industry's first line of digital probe thermometers equipped with a long cord so consumers could digitally monitor food without removing it from the oven.

Throughout the years, Polder has built a solid collection of core home categories, encompassing kitchen timers and thermometers, laundry and ironing products, ladders, bath and kitchen scales, and a variety of other storage solutions. All of Polder's products are tested and certified for their consistently high quality by independent standards labs.

From taking out the trash to ironing the laundry, Polder products bring elegance to the everyday experience.

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Claire G. from Plymouth, MA

I have a Polder two-step stool and a Polder step ladder, both of which are excellent products.

Dan B. from Dallas, TX

The step stool is slightly too high and the legs should be straight, not curved.