4.58 ft. x 2.52 ft. Aluminum Heavy-Duty Adjustable-Height PRO Slim-Fold Work Platform, 375 lbs. Load Capacity

Got it for cleaning sap off the tops of vehicles, clay barring, etc. and outside home windows. Also added some grip tape strips to the top for more/better anti slipping while cleaning. The lifetime warranty is another great plus.

Great bench for painting boats. I can adjust the height i want and connect each bench with a 2×10 plank. Also corrosion resistance. Great work tool

I have used work platform ladders for years in my business so I think I am qualified to make a judgement about this ladder, which I recently bought. I think this ladder is the same as the black one. They just increased the weight rating but it doesn't look any different. My number one objection is that the first step to get up is too low so you have to take a big step to get up and down. This may not bother a young guy but it is difficult for us older guys. Almost makes me want to bring a small step stool. Second problem is the side carry handle is a little too shallow. This makes it hard to hold for over a few minutes. Makes my forearm burn. I have to keep switching arms as I'm walking with it. The handles need to be deeper. This work platform is much heavier than other platforms. That is okay because it is robust. But be forewarned, it ain't light. Maybe you wanna start pumping iron. The best thing about this ladder is the bumpers in the corners that help to protect from putting nicks in walls and furniture versus the sharp points on lesser work platforms. Also the legs locking in place is great because it prevents the legs from swinging out and again putting a nick in something. Extending the legs makes it into a very stable, portable work bench for say using a table saw or whatever. Besides being a pro-level work platform, it looks good. Customers often judge you by your tools. You bring this work platform into someone's home and it impresses and that is a good thing. The other thing I just love is that it takes up so little room in the van when folded up. It is not perfect but it is the one you want.

I love this, I originally got it to help with painting the ceiling but it's also going to come in handy to remove popcorn and as a workbench. It's easy to move around when folded flat. Super happy I grabbed this impulse buy.

Very well made. Seems like it will last. At first it seemed a little difficult to open and close but after using several times you learn the best way.

Easy to adjust, and opening and closing is easy to. I like to use outdoors for working with windows as the 30" is not useful for most 8' interior ceilings and with the feet that widen it is stable outdoors. 55" wide is nice too for working with most windows.

I tried scraping the ceiling with a step stool and had to move it every foot or so. With this bad boy, I could walk across and cover a bigger area making it a lot more convenient to finish up the job. It's very sturdy and held my 210 lb frame up very easily. I highly recommend this product.

This is a great step ladder but it is heavy! I wish they would make this latter a little lighter! Other than that very nice stepladder that will get you in high places quickly.

On Black Friday, 2016: I traveled to 3 different Home Depot stores, to purchase a couple of the other Gorilla platforms that were on sale for around $19.00 each. I was a little more fortunate, Black Friday 2017. I only had to go to 2 Home Depot stores to purchase one of these. It is working out really well when compared to a 3-step ladder, or the older Gorillas that did not have height adjustment. On certain types of jobs, it facilitates more moving left to right, and less up 'n down. In the attached photo, it saved me a fair amount of time, and wear 'n tear on my knees. ( I was too old for this sh## ten years ago).

This seems like a very useful platform and in some circumstance it will be better than a ladder because you won’t have to move it so often. It will be great for painting. In the photo you can see that at the lowest setting it is just the right height for me to paint the ceiling or top of the wall. It also worked out well for trimming my shrubs too. It is easier to move between the shrubs and the fence because at only a total of 17 ½ inches maximum width it is much narrower than my step ladder. Another use is when I have to paint or clean windows above my window wells. With a ladder if I put it in the well or outside it – it never quite works out very well. With the platform I can put it over the window well. At first I couldn’t figure out how to get the legs out. I thought that there was some way to unlock them but it turned out that you just pull them out. The top surface seemed to be a little scraped up when I got it. I suppose once I start using it I won’t notice it anymore. One thing I wish they would improve is to find a way to deaden the noise a little when the pin locks in to lock the leg height. It can be really deafening. If you were using this every day and weren’t careful about unfolding it you could experience hearing damage. I was curious about the recommended way of unfolding it. You could do it while it is upside down and flip it over, you could do it with it the right way up or you could stand it up on one end. In a video I found on YouTube, Gorilla shows it being unfolded standing on one end. I wonder if this was just to show it better because once you get the top end unfolded it is awkward to unfold the other end. I decided the easiest, safest and quietest way to unfold it was to unfold it upside down and then flip it over. Then flip it over again when you want to refold it.