Foldable Toilet Stool, 7 Inch Poop Stool for Bathroom, Bamboo Toilet Stool Squat Adult, Collapsible Squatting Potty Stool with Non-Slip Strip - Improve Squatting Posture and Comfort, White

Perfect size and so easy to fold away. Solid wood also looks nicer than plastic! Very sturdy.

Among the humbler necessities of mortal existence, there are few so unacknowledged, yet so deeply bound to our frailty, as the moments we spend in solitude and release. The Foldable Bamboo Toilet Stool, though modest in design and purpose, brings to this private ritual a grace almost transcendent — a reconciliation of body and nature seldom achieved within our walls of artifice. This stool, hewn of warm brown bamboo, stands firm yet unassuming — a companion to stillness. When unfolded beneath one’s feet, it restores an ancient alignment between humanity and the earth, guiding the posture toward what feels instinctive, almost primal. One senses that our forebears, in their simplicity, knew such ease — a harmony lost to the conveniences of modern form. The craftsmanship is honest: its non-slip strip grips with quiet resolve, while its foldable frame yields gracefully to the will of the space. It is practical, yes, but also strangely dignified — a reminder that even the most ordinary acts may be touched with ceremony, if done with mindfulness. In its presence, the bathroom — that least poetic of chambers — acquires a kind of rustic sanctity. One leaves it feeling lighter, not only in body, but in spirit; as though something cumbersome within had been eased. Thus the Bamboo Toilet Stool proves a silent minister of comfort and humility — serving where all must kneel, yet few reflect.

I think this is one of my favorite purchases. After having a spell of difficult bm’s, I decided to try the toilet stool. It has been a godsend!!! I was amazed at how the change in my sitting position can help with elimination. It came assembled, which I was not expecting. The hinges are heavy duty although I never fold it. It fits up against the toilet base and is not in the way when not using it. Just pull it away from the toilet base when ready to use. The wood seems like very good quality. I love it.

After a lot of years doing the Big Ducky (my family’s name for #2) without a footstool for the throne, I decided to give it a try with a device that was cheaper than the name brand, but seemingly just as effective and perhaps more attractive. At this point, I am not disappointed. Pros: -Bamboo is substantial and seems sturdy enough. -It folds for storage and the hinges are quality hardware. Impressive, really. -It’s heavy enough to offer stability, but not too heavy. -The grab handles in the legs are handy. Cons: -The only thing I can see so far is that if you put too much lateral pressure on it, it can tip. With just 2 side legs and nothing in the front or back touching the floor, it can rock in the direction of the pressure. Like a bench on which you need to sit straight down and not get careless with it. I wouldn’t risk standing on it as a stool, or let kids use it to reach the sink. But if you use it sensibly for its intended purpose, I think it is a functional, nice looking, effective addition to the commode room.

Good for the price. Lightweight and easy to move out of the way. Would recommend for a cheap attractive one.

Its a nice foot stool for the bathroom. It fits neatly by the toilet and doesn't really get in the way with the cut out curve. I'm not sure if it would use it as a stool for little kids. It doesn't have grips and I could see it wearing down over time. Its defiantly suppose to be just a foot prop. Visually the wood grain does look printed, but its a good quality over all. I wish the top screws had a brown cap or something to hide the silver screws, sort of like Ikea furniture.

Ah, the quest for the perfect poop stool! Who knew such a noble pursuit could lead me to an unexpected bamboo bathroom stool adventure? Allow me to share my amusing tale with you all. You see, our RV toilet, the mighty Dometic 320, posed a tiny challenge in the throne-sitting department. It was just a smidge too high for optimal comfort and squatting (yes, I'm shamelessly diving into the realm of TMI here). Enter this marvelous bamboo stool, stage left! Now, let me confess my initial oversight. Little did I know that this stool came with a middle wood piece that would have thwarted my grand plan. My fellow bathroom warriors, with a touch of ingenuity, I assembled this squatty stool and intentionally omitted the middle bar. Voila! A stroke of genius, if I may say so myself. The round part of this stool turned out to be a perfect match, a gentle embrace, for my dear Dometic toilet. I cleverly positioned it to the side, staying out of my way when not in use, and effortlessly swing it around when nature's call beckoned. A seamless dance, in the symphony of convenience and comfort. Let me assure you, this stool's sturdiness is unparalleled for my unconventional usage. No wobbling, no instability — just solid support for my squatty aspirations. Now, I must mention a tiny drawback, for the sake of full disclosure. The screws, alas, are not gracefully hidden away. They insist on making their presence known, a visual reminder that perfection is elusive. If you plan to employ this stool as a step for your little ones, I'd highly recommend inserting that middle board for added safety. On the quest for bathroom bliss, this bamboo bathroom stool, when used as an unofficial squatty potty for my RV throne, has proven to be a delightfully unexpected solution. With its easy assembly (minus my momentary leg-flipping fiasco) and the strategic omission of the middle bar, it has transformed my bathroom experience into a whimsical journey. So, embrace the laughter, embrace the squat, and embrace the bamboo magic that brings joy to our intimate moments!

I really thought it was sturdy enough, but 3 months later the screws on one side came loose, and the holes in the wood are too big to keep the screws in anymore. It's now unusable. I still give 3 stars because it worked for some of my 3rd trimester and the beginning of my postpartum, when I needed it most. Being able to fold it and not be in the way is a great perk too, I just wish it lasted longer. I will look for a better quality folding poop stool.