In this post, we talk about the WORX Storage Step Stool! Yay! The last post I wrote was all about gifting experiences for the holiday season, instead of ‘stuff’. However, sometimes the person you are giving something to really needs something else.
My hubby is one of those people who are super hard to shop for and even though an experience gift would be grand, he also needs things that will help him in the shop, like the WORX® Storage Step Stool. I know he would love to find this under the Christmas tree!
What Is The WORX® Storage Step Stool?
The WORX Storage Step Stool is a compact, portable toolbox doubles as a step stool, so for someone 5 ft. 5 in. tall, the 13 in. step stool provides the reach of someone 6 ft. 8 in. tall!
The 7.15 lb. step stool isn’t limited to DIY projects. You can also use it for those super hard-to-reach items in kitchen cabinets or pantry shelves.
The step stool also helps when reaching for linens and towels tucked away in closets. As a painter’s helper, the extra step means one step closer to painting trim around windows and doors.
Outside the home, the Storage Step Stool is a handy stool for detailing a car’s wheels, as well as marine and trailer maintenance. It also adds an extra step around RVs, trucks, vans, and SUVs! Oh, the possibilities! This would make a great gift for that special someone on your list!
“It’s convenient because it provides a 13 in. lift wherever it’s needed without having to grab a ladder or larger step stool,” said Sharon Blackwell, WORX Product Manager. “Plus, it has a storage capacity of 28 lbs., so you can load the most frequently used tools and accessories for the job at hand.”
You just unclasp the top of the WORX Storage Step Stool, and inside there’s a deep cavity of built-in storage. Beneath this storage bin is a shallow, pull-out drawer for storing frequently used tools and parts.
Both the storage bin and pull-out drawer can be customized and outfitted with the tools and accessories necessary to tackle the job.
WORX® Storage Step Stool Product Details
Constructed of durable nylon resin, the 13 in. WORX Storage Step Stool’s dimensions are 14.5 in.W x 10.5 in.L. The storage compartment is 14.5 in.W x 10.5 in.L x 5.5 in.D. The pull-out drawer is 8.5 in.L x 9 in.W x 2.75 in.D. The step stool has a weight bearing capacity of 324 lbs. and can store up to 28 lbs. of tools and accessories.
Other features include an integrated handle that lies flush in the lid for easy transport, a locking metal clasp to secure tools, a rear plastic metal hinge pin, and sturdy rubber feet. The step stool’s top has a brushed surface for sure footing.
Where Can I Buy The WORX Storage Step Stool?
The WORX Storage Step Stool, (WA4214, $39.99) is available at worx.com.
Julieh says
I would gift this to my husband.
Fiona N says
I would love to win this for my dad and son
Thank You for the chance!
kathy pease says
I would gift this to my husband
Leela says
I’d love it for my two youngest.
Antoinette M says
This would be the perfect gift for my husband.
Cindy Peterson says
Our son just bought his first home and I know a step stool would be very handy for DYI projects
Danielle Lindquist says
I would actually want to keep this if I won it. We need one of these step stools so bad in our household because we don’t have anything like it.
Pat says
I would gift this to myself. I could certainly use it!
Trish F says
I could use this for myself. Just renovated a new office/craft room and I need a step stool to reach the overhead cabinets. Thanks!
Richard Hicks says
I would gift it to my Dad
Alex says
I would gift it to myself, to help me accomplish all my honey-do’s!
Hesper Fry says
I would gift this to my sweet husband!
thomas says
This would be perfect for my mom. She is short.
Jennifer Reed says
I would gift this to my son if I won.
gala says
I’d gift this stool to myself, love it
clynsg says
I would probably give it to my granddaughter, who just moved into her own house.
Amanda Alvarado says
I’d gift it to my husband!
Maryann D. says
I would give this to my husband or son and also use it myself.
Ken Ohl says
I would keep this for the house love this
Susan Christy says
This would be a great gift for my nephew.
Geri C says
My boyfriend – he would love it!
Darcy Koch says
I would keep this for myself. I have some tools that are supposed to be in the junk drawer but somehow they are not there when I need one. With this I’ll know exactly where everything is
Mal/M says
W e need a safe “stool”!
Jacob Bray says
I’d gift this to my parents, thank you for the chance to win.
Patty Wright says
I would give it to my husband. He is always needing something to reach higher.
Darlene Carbajal says
I would give it to my Grandpa.
Angelica Dimeo says
I would keep it since I have no stool and am very short
Debbie Yoder says
I would give this to my husband for his garage!
Mia Rose says
I would gift this to myself since I have trouble reaching the top shelves in my kitchen.
Wendy R. says
Wow, love this! I would keep it for myself as I could use it!
Dana Rodriguez says
I would gift it to myself. I am short and this would be so handy!
DEBIJOT says
I would gift this to my son.
Amy D says
I would love to give this to my husband for Hanukkah!
Jeanna Johnson says
I would gift this to my husband if I win!
latanya says
to my husband
Darcy Koch says
I would use this myself. I have a few screwdrivers, nails, and a hammer. Finding them is usually a hassle when I need to find them. With this I could have them all in one place.
Tiffany S says
I would gift it to my husband, I think he would really like it.
Kathy Lane says
I would gift it to my husband. He could use it in his work shop.
vickie L Couturier says
i actually would gift it to myself,,im short and have a hard time reaching into cabinets
John D says
I would gift it to my gf…she is short!
Rebecca Orr says
If I won, I would like to give this to my boyfriend Tyler. He would get so much use out of it.
Abigail Gibson says
I would give this to my aunt who could use this in her big walk in closet.
Anne Perry says
I would give this to my neighbor.
Margaret Smith says
This would be for my son. He’s learning to be an Electrician and would find great use for this step stool.
Ann Fantom says
If I won, I would give this to my husband
SEAN H. says
I can use it so i would keep it for myself