Does this stool go flush against the wall or cabinet? I want to know if my 2-year-old could use it to wash hands at the kitchen sink.
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The design tapers a bit for stability -- the base is 13.5" deep and the top is 8" deep -- so there will be a 2.75" gap between the top of the stool and the wall/cabinet.
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When you say your toilet flexes, do you mean your wall flexes? If that's the case, my wall does not. I have 2 2x4's surrounding the metal frame and it's solid as a rock. Is your toilet flush against the wall?
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Yes, the steps do flip under the stool BUT not all the way which makes it awkward to place against a wall. I cannot recommend this step stool to anyone. It is not quality and definitely not worth the money!
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Brian, the hand flush works very well. A two year old will have about as much trouble with the hand and the foot flush. It just takes about the same strength. You are just pulling forward instead of pushing down. We are very happy with this toilet. Just be sure to read the instructions for installation. It's not hard. You just have to do it step by step.
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No, it does not fit flush up against a wall or counter. The top brace is approximately 5 1/2 inches from the vertical.
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No, the bottom feet of the stool that rest on the floor are bare wood. We haven't had any problems with the stool slipping on hard wood floors at the bathroom sink or kitchen counters.
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It should fit into a standard sink that does not have a divider. If you have a divider, then the sponge can bend a little to fit and your baby will end up sitting up during the bath. Just a side note: perhaps I may be a little rough in wringing out the water, I bought mine 3 months ago and today I noticed that bits of it is already coming off (imagine a regular kitchen sponge that's coming apart). I still think it did its purpose.
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it is rectangular and flat but not flushed with the cabinet, if that's what you're asking. It is raised. I bought 2 different kind/size basket and the other one have round hanging arms.
668154
We actually have windows behind the bed. So it is up against the sills. I'm pretty sure you don't have to put it flush against a wall. Perhaps if you put a spacer between the meal and the headboard it would work. We find it really sturdy.
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The stool is quite small to tuck into the shower corner which is what I wanted. It is very sturdy and I suspect it would carry the weight but the actual seat is very small so I guess it would depend how the weight is distributed. Honestly, I use mine to prop my legs up for shaving and scrubbing feet which it seems best suited for unless one has a small bottom. Hope this helps
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This works fine in the bathroom to reach the sink. If you want something to use at a kitchen counter I would recommend the Little Partners Learning Tower. This would accommodate 2 toddlers at the same time & you don't have to worry about them pushing each other off backwards.
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Mine does, it looks exactly like this photo. I have been very happy with it as a stool for my children to use when they wash their hands, it seems pretty sturdy.
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Yes, it would be hard for them to reach the faucet even with a stool. I don't have small children but have done enough remodeling to know that it's just too high for them to reach over. It is best for ages 8 and above.
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The holder is 2 3/8th inches deep, so while it could hold a handsoap pump container, I think it is not deep enough for a bottle of dishwashing soap - though it would be wide enough. I have to say that I LOVE this gadget, and in my stainless sink, it holds the following: sponge, two sink strainers a tuffy pad, and two scrubber hand gadgets. VERY quality item that keeps my DW stuff OFF the sink floor and not mildewing. Two thumbs UP! (PS, if you transferred the dishwashing detergent into one of those bathroom handsoap containers, yes, it would fit.
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We keep ours stored 'this way' in the bathroom... it slightly is leaning between the wall and a cabinet. This also keeps it stationary and from tipping over... so far this way hasn't been a problem.
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If you put the front against a wall, you will lose the ability to use the drawer and cupboards in front. If you put the back against the wall, you will lose the ability to put stools under the extendable breakfast bar and use the way it sounds like you would like. If you are okay with pushing the front with the cupboards against a wall and not being able to use them, I guess it would be okay. But for the price of this beautiful piece, I would maybe look for something a little cheaper if you aren't able to have it stand alone and use both sides.
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It gets water on the sides, yes, but you really need a toilet brush there for when someone has a loose stool. My father in law sprays the toilet every time he visits and just flushing never gets the specks off of the side of the bowl.