88results about "Step stools" patented technology

The present disclosure relates to a step stool, and particularly to a foldable step stool. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a foldable step stool that can be collapsed to save storage space when the foldable step stool is not in use.

A stepladder includes a front section having a first front leg and a second front leg. The stepladder includes a step attached to the first front leg and the second front leg. The stepladder includes a latch engaged with the step. The stepladder includes a rear section having a first rear leg and a second rear leg and a cross bar attached to the first rear leg and the second rear leg. The rear section is pivotably attached to the front section. The rear section has a first stud which extends from the first rear leg toward the second rear leg and separate and apart and not in contact with the second rear leg and not in contact with the cross bar. The latch is engaged with and latched to the first stud to define an engaged position where the first front leg and the first rear leg are in an open position and form an inverted v shape and are prevented from folding together, and the latch when pulled up from the engaged position, disengages from the first stud and allows the front section and rear section to fold together into a closed position where the first rear leg and the first front leg are in parallel. A method of positioning a step ladder.

The utility model discloses a foldable children's product which comprises a children's product body, the children's product body comprises a seat plate, a rear baffle, an armrest frame, a front support, a rear support, a first connecting rod, a second connecting rod and a third connecting rod, the rear end of the armrest frame is hinged with the rear baffle, and the upper end of the front support is hinged with the rear end of the armrest frame. The front support is movably sleeved with a sliding sleeve, the sliding sleeve is hinged to the seat plate, and the upper end of the rear support is hinged to the seat plate. The first end of the first connecting rod is hinged with the armrest frame; the second end of the first connecting rod is hinged with the sliding sleeve; the first end of the second connecting rod is hinged to the seat plate, the first end of the third connecting rod is hinged to the rear support, and the second end of the second connecting rod and the second end of the third connecting rod are hinged to the front support. After the child product body is folded, the seat plate, the rear baffle, the armrest frame, the front support and the rear support are parallel to one another or approximately parallel to one another. The utility model has the effects of simple structure, lighter weight, smaller occupied space, convenience in carrying, higher stability and the like.

The present disclosure relates to a step stool, and particularly to a foldable step stool. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a foldable step stool that can be collapsed to save storage space when the foldable step stool is not in use.

A two-step step stool includes a primary stool and a secondary stool. The primary stool includes a primary supporting plate and a primary pedal hinged with a top of the primary supporting plate. The secondary stool includes a secondary supporting plate and a secondary pedal hinged with a top of the secondary supporting plate. The secondary pedal is higher than the primary pedal. A middle plate is arranged between the primary stool and the secondary stool and is respectively hinged with the primary pedal and the secondary pedal. A linkage mechanism capable of folding the primary stool and the secondary stool synchronously is further arranged between the primary stool and the secondary stool. The two-step step stool can be drawn close towards the middle plate when being folded by hinging the primary pedal with the middle plate and hinging the secondary pedal with the middle plate.

A step stool device is disclosed. The step stool device includes a mounted portion configured to be affixed to the inside of a cabinet door. The step stool device includes a step portion attached to the mounted portion, wherein the step portion is configured to rotate downward. The step stool device includes a support portion attached to the step portion, wherein the support portion is configured to provide support to the step portion upon contact with a fixed structure.

A foldable step stool includes an expandable step frame, steps pivotably coupled to the expandable step frame, and a fold-blocking lock coupled to one of the steps. The fold-blocking lock is operable to block pivotable movement of the steps relative to the expandable step frame when once foldable step stool has been opened.