Does the top step of 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 back side is slightly slanted so there is about a 1-2" gap at the top when against a wall perpendicular to it
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The back vertical is not quite 90 degrees but a slight obtuse angle. The result is that there's a 1.25" gap formed at the rear of the top step with a wall or cabinet face. The step is very sturdy and the gap is not large.
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It is slightly tapered in toward the top. So there would be an inch or more of space between the top of it, and the cabinet. My grandson uses it, but he is 4. It is rather high, 19 inches to the top. But it is sturdy. I do like the stool. It can also be used for an extra seat, due to it's height.
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This Stool will probably leave a 1 inch gap between the stool and the cabinet or wall that you put it up against.
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It's not completely flush, it's got a couple inches between the end of my wall and the stool, but I think it would work out alright for what you're talking about.
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Hi,The feet / arms slide through openings at each corner of the seat when you assemble it.The seat is not fixed to the legs. the seat rests on your existing toilet seat or the toilet itself.ThanksFrank
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It is designed for the kitchen sink. The legs sit on the middle divider and the part with the seat sits on my sink side and part of counter. My grandson just graduated to the big tub and I actually took the seat out of this tub and he sits in it in my tub. He sits up really well but not in water. Best money I ever spent.
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Yes Kris It will fit flush against a wall. I'm using it against a threshold with a 5 1/2 inch rise from my garage to the hallway inside my house. We have a senior dog with short legs. This ramp has made life much easier for her to get in and out of the house. It's weight prevents it from moving when the dog walks on it. Hope this information is helpful.
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There are no nubby feet on bottom. It will be raised a little if you put on the counter. Underneath where }}}{{{ is plastic that keeps it from being flat. I like how it sits in the sink. It is raised about 1/4 inches.
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it's flush against the wall but you can put a spaces between the wall and the headboard. also I have mine lifted off the floor because it was too low but other than that I love it. enjoy.
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No, not unless your sink is unusually huge. Thankfully though, it is so long and the legs are nice and grippy, you can straddle most kitchen sinks with it or just put it on the counter near by. It also sits nicely in an adult tub later when kiddo is sitting up but you don't want to use the adult tub by itself yet.
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you can use a regular stool and we did for years even with my little 4 year old girl until we saw this and we ordered it. With the potty stool your feet are in the proper position for it to be a more natural flow and my 4 year old uses it. We absolutely love it. Plus when not in use it can fit tightly up against the toilet and out of the way.
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Only if you remove the stabilizer braces that stick out on each side of the stool. They keep it from tipping forward but you may not need them if the stool is up against a cabinet.
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Every stool is different, but you could probably do that. I bought it for an application at work, so, right now not sure of the measurement. I can tell you it is fairly 'light weight', so if you were thinking of having a child use the stool to reach what is on top, I would suggest that you secure it to the wall. It's a great little table, but is not all that sturdy.
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Never used it as a seat, but its great for getting little kids up to the height of a sink to wash their hands.
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I have not yet installed the sink, and can't give you the exact interior dimensions, but I suspect it would be hard to wash really dirty hands without getting muck all over the place. It's a beautiful sink, but the bowl is really small, dainty is a good word for it!
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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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Sorry for my delay in response. The back of the stool is flat and can fit up flush against a cabinet or wall.
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I have a tip out drawer in front of the sink. It is only 3 inches deep and runs the length of the sink. The drawer was there before I remodeled with granite and this sink. I don't know why T. Lysaght disliked the sink, I really like it. I guess if I did not have a dishwasher it would be a bit small.
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It does not sit flush against the wall. There is a little space, which allows for the depth of a sink. And while my wall of tile goes all the way to the floor, the height of the legs, before the body of the vanity, should also allow for the baseboard. Hope this helps!
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It allows your child to safety stand at counter level for any number of activities. We like to make bread together (as well as various dinner items) and when we were using a step stool her movements constantly had me catching her from falling backwards, I could never have two hands to work on a project. She can climb into the tower without help and usually I have an activity set up for her on the counter every morning so she can work on it while I prepare breakfast or do dishes and she can feel like a part of the morning routine. She also likes to do water play in the sink so I just push the tower over and fill up the sink and she'll play in it for an hour sometimes! It really is great to have! Does this help at all?