Primary Flip Top Two Step Name Puzzle Stool
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Customer Experiences
Hello--I am so glad you are still in business---I have sent so many of your name benches to friends of mine---my children (now 36 and 39 years old) still have t
NancyThe family loves the stool and has asked for the address to order for friends and family...the tradition continues! As I mentioned, Richard Shearer and Patti Sh
Dan & DebbieYou've been making these stools for 30 years; I've been sending them as baby gifts for nearly as long. We're on our second generation of recipients! And most of
StanleyI received one of your stools when I was just a year old. Now I am 29 and the proud father of a 1 year old boy, Carter. My Godmother, the same one who purchased
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- Description
NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED - FREE SHIPPING in the continental U.S.
- This Personalized Two Step Stool comes with a flip top lid for a spacious 5.75" x 5.75" x 12" storage compartment
- 8 letter maximum, 7 letter maximum with two names (Example: Ava June)
- Stands 12 ¾ inches tall
- Dimensions: 13 ¾ inches wide by 13 ½ inches long
- Constructed with our incredibly durable ¾ inch Baltic Birch to last a lifetime
- All Two Step Name Puzzle Stool finishes are water based and non-toxic
- Allow approximately 3 weeks for Two Step Stool delivery
Customer Experiences
My son (27) still has his small stool that he received as a gift when he turned 2. We like it so well that we decided to buy our grandson his own stool. Evan
NancyDear Carol, My ten year old son has a stool from your comp[any which was given to him as a baby. It is still in use, extremely sturdy and has always been a sour
BetsyI just placed an order for my twin grandchildren who will be one soon. My girl's, ages 17 & 19 both have one of your stools that were given to them as babies. W
SusieTwenty-five years have passed since I got the name stool for my first-born, driving out to your place in the country. When the second child lost the "i" in her
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