Is this sturdy enough to hold the weight of a foot to shave? No, it's not for me.... but my girlfriend. She needs something to step on..
2073819
I do not think so. It has adhesive that attaches it to the walls and it holds a lot of stuff, but not the weight of a person leaning on it.
2073820
No not @ all its for light weight items but really doesnt hold much, too much weight it falls off even with the double sided sturdy tape along with the moisture and water from the shower doesnt hold up well I wouldnt recommend purchasing it waste of money honestly
2073821
No. It's mounted to the wall by two sided tape only. If you drill it into the shower then it might be sturdy enough.
2073822
I have a lot of weight on mine, filled with products, but I'm not sure I would rest my foot on there to shave.
2073823
I wouldn't since it's just plastic, not metal. And it might also depend on what she weighs. It just sticks to the shower wall with peel and stick adhesive strips and while it holds well so far I would think a small stool would be safer for a foot to rest on. Good luck.
2073824
I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
1408342
So far it's holding up my 170 lb weight after a few uses ..just up and down stepping .. Nothing prolonged ... That might be a different story . The bottom step is not too narrow .
960730
I'm 150 lbs. and I have stood on it without a problem. It seems to be pretty well built...just not sure if it could stand continuous 'stepage'. I think the side walls might have an issue...you could certainly do a little internal bracing and it would work fine, so long as it is not being pounced on. Good luck!
666679
It is fairly sturdy, but loses a little rigidity the more you open up the legs and extend it. The problem is that the legs themselves do not have substantial texture to provide grip. If it is placed on another smooth surface, an acting force (such as a cat) could easily scoot it around.
1011110
I just use it to put my foot on to shave my legs. I would not think it would be slippery since the seat is dips in the center.
1953861
most likely......pretty sturdy....been using it for 3 month, and no problem, whats more, the casters on the bottom of the legs will bring it up high enough to get out of the shower easily.
1566264
Absolutely! And you'll enjoy the fact that the seat is also the handle. My foot is in a brace and I cannot lift anything over 5 pounds so you're good on this one.
719018
I wouldn't recommend using this product for that. You should buy something that is made specifically to do what you need. But honestly, I can't remember the last time I saw a woman use an 'electric' shaver for her legs. In my experience, most just use a regular razor.
638039
It has some weight to it but not heavy per se. The handle is a nice size so gripping would not be an issue. Unless extremely frail I thi this is a fine product. Good luck.
1453236
I would not step on top step as it could be dangerous. It is very sturdy and well made not cheap.... not sure what the weight limit is buy my hubby is 170 range and he has used it. Hope this helps you.
902905
I agree with skappy7, it is pretty sturdy, but i'd be more concerned with stability as this is only about a foot wide if that.
120943
Yes you can but at a lower setting. Also the edge is certainly strong enough to support you feet. Enjoy.
2252759
I would not use it that way unless you were under 100 lbs. Not the molded heavy material needed for stepping exercise. It won't take pounding.
13856
Hi, it seems pretty strong to me. I put my weight into it, but I am not particularly strong (67 years old), so I can't say for sure my personal trainer son wouldn't break it...but I think it will take the scrubbing pressure.
736863
it is quite stable. not sure you would want to sit on it; it is quite strong, but, perhaps a little small for that use. my daughter uses it for storage (shampoo, conditioner, etc.) and a leg rest for shaving. hope this helps.
1055983
The steps are not slippery. I think it would work just fine for your purpose.
1348900
I have a boxer and she often puts her feet up on the side I doubt it could break as it is very thick