Upper Stepstool

by Alberto Meda for Kartell

4.5(14)

$524.00 $655.00

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Key Features

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Eco-Friendly
Made in Italy
The Kartell Upper Stepstool designed by Alberto Meda and Paolo Rizzatto is a successful marriage of form and function. Its pragmatism is made possible by the technology employed by Kartell and has permitted the shaping of polycarbonate, giving it the durability, strength and toughness which a stepladder requires. The metal structure is solid and welded to a polished and crystalline body in transparent polycarbonate. The slip-resistant steps are practical and safe. The Upper Stepstool can support a maximum weight of 570 lbs.
Item Number
R154749
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MFR ID
G7030/70

Review Snapshot

4.5

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Reviewed by 12 customers

11 / 12

The Picture Doesn't Do This Justice

Submitted 18 years ago

By Adrienne W

From Undisclosed

I purchased the red/orange step ladder and was surprised when I pulled it out of the box. It is an amazing color (picture the color and material of a car's tail light) and is quite attractive. I was pretty sure I would like it, but was somewhat daunted by the price. It is well worth it, however, because it's a high quality item AND I can now reach the upper shelves in my kitchen cabinets.

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Best step ladder ever!

Submitted 19 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Undisclosed

I really thought this looked cool and wanted it but the price scared me off. My friend surprised me with it for my birthday and after using it, I actually decided to buy another one for my sister. It's kind of hard to tell from the picture, but this ladder is taller than your average step ladder as you can stand on the top step. The polycarbonate body is very rigid (I had been worried it might feel flimsy but this is definitely not the case). The steps all have kind of an alternating etched ridge design on them which looks cool and prevents slippage. But best of all (and I have the clear one) I can leave this open in my kitchen and it just disappears visually into the surroundings- much better than the white tubular metal one with black steps I had before.

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Kartell

Based in Milan, Italy, Kartell was founded in 1949 by chemical engineer Giulio Castelli and his wife, architect Anna Castelli. Originally a producer of car accessories, it was Kartell's experimentation in plastics for the home that made them famous. Stylish home accessories and lighting dominated the 1950s, with the first injection-molded furniture emerging in the 1960s. Since then, the Kartell modern furniture line has only continued to grow, including contemporary chairs, tables, sofas and more--all made out of durable, lightweight and surprisingly comfortable plastic.

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