Adjustable Folding Cushion Padded Footstool Foot Leg Rest

Bit wobbly if not put up correctly but really useful light and portable.

Lovely and warm. But I have Arthritis and its quit hard for me to get the fiddly posts in the holds. Sometimes I dint get it quite right and it collapses. It could be a bit sturdier once in place. Something to stop it jumping out of the height brackets. Shame.

Are sturdy easy to adjust fold very easy for storage removable cover to wash and comfortable to rest your feet very pleased

I'm afraid this really isn't worth buying, as the wood is too soft to hold the hinges properly, causing them to wobble terribly and then fail completely.First, the good points: the padded top is comfortable, it's very light, easily folds up flat, and can then be set up to one of three different heights — one of which is bound to be comfortable. It's also inexpensive.However, none of that matters if it doesn't do the job, and in my case it really didn't!It's easy to assemble (just a matter of fitting the four feet), but then wobbled terribly when set up; a quick look showed that this was because most of the hinge screws hadn't engaged properly in the wood, leaving the hinges flopping loosely. I tried tightening the screws, but they just turned and turned freely.I did get most of the screws to engage better by removing them all, inserting a short section of a cocktail stick into each screw-hole (or a matchstick would do), and re-inserting the screws. After that, most of them could be tightened, and it seemed fit for purpose. (Still a little more wobbly than I'd like, but serviceable.)However, after being used for no more than a half-hour, it came apart completely. Two of the hinges came off, separating the base from the rest. Several of the screws had come out completely, and one chunk of wood ripped off with them. So it's beyond reasonable repair, and I'll have to dump it and get a proper footstool instead.Another bad point worth mentioning is that it's a bit fiddly to set the height with the thin metal struts, and they come out easily — so you can't e.g. lift the stool to put it somewhere else without having to set them up again, and I worry that they might come out in use.In short: a nice idea, and looks good — but the wood quality and construction is so bad that I'd recommend passing over it and looking for something sturdier (as you may end up having to do anyway).

Update: one of the feet has now fallen out invludingbthe screw fitting. Although this is a nice size and height, the screws for the hinges keep falling out and the wooden straps seem very flimsy. I don't think I'll be using it much longer before it gets binned!

I have leg problems: pain, aching, general discomfort. I have found this leg/foot rest just what I need (though I wish it was a bit wider). Being able to adjust the slope angle for my legs lets me use different slopes to suit my differing needs. Once I have managed to select an angle I can just slide the stool across my carpet, gently, to where I want it and it stays as I set it. Setting what you want can be a bit fiddly, but I soon sussed out how it all worked - and I am 91 and live alone. For it's price I cannot fault it. I would buy it again.For all the folk who give bad write ups I suggest be patient, try moving different struts in to different slots and note what they do.

This broke and was thrown out in 2 days.It fitted together well enough but it struggled to support my feet.The neutral colour was fine, however the adjustment for height was temperamental. The wood frame snapped in two areas and was ineffective after that.

Exactly as described pleased with the item