Klimbo commercial step stools are foot operated and anchored to the floor. A child pulls the step out with their foot, steps up to reach the sink, and the step retracts away after use so it never becomes a loose tripping hazard.

Klimbo step stools support accessible design by helping children and people of short stature reach standard height sinks. They complement ADA compliant fixtures rather than replace required clearances: under the ADA, at least one lavatory in each accessible restroom must meet the reach and knee clearance requirements.

Accessibility rules for public establishments, known as ERP in France and covered by the ADA in the United States, require that when restrooms are open to the public at least one lavatory is accessible. Klimbo lets venues extend that access to young children without installing permanent low sinks.

The K01 is the premium floor anchored model with an internal chain mechanism and a single anchor point. The K02 is the cost effective floor anchored model with a counterweight and two anchor points. The K03 is modular and removable, so it can be repositioned across stalls for phased rollouts.

No. The Klimbo K01 and K02 are anchored to the floor and retract after use, and the K03 is removable and repositionable. None of the Klimbo step stools mount to the wall.