Have 9 ' ceilings and being just under 6' tall I was able to reach ceiling and paint without stretching from a ladder

Hard for someone my age to get up on this platform, but once there, it works fine as a work platform. I'm more wobbly on my feet than this platform is. :-)

this seems like a very well built platform.
riveted and braced all over. it is not rock steady (it was also on grass not concrete, so keep that in mind. it is MUCH taller when fully extended than any other platform i could find. the 330lbs weight limit is also great compared to other ladders and platforms (convertable ladders) in this price range of under $130.
when fully extended, the legs wiggle. the insert is about 1/8 of an inch smaller than the channel. under load this seems to mostly go away.
the pictures i have included are as follows...
i fully extended it next to my 1995 tahoe, which is the reason i bought the platform, so i could more easily work in the engine bay.

the one with my shoes looking down is my 280lb self testing it out. other than want of a handle or rail to steady myself, it seemed sturdy enough. it felt safe enough to work on, i just need a way to balance myself. it did wobble just a bit, but i reckon the ground had something to do with it. i feel like it supported my weight just fine, without any trouble.

the picture of it folded is fully extended. the legs stick out a bit, but it does fold down and the velcro will secure it.
the velcro is not very good quality though and i will likely replace it. half of the velcro wont even stick together.

the pic with my hand holding a thing is a bolt i had that holds a 9inch clip fan to the clip part. it had a nice handle and happened to be the right size. it is MINE, but i recommend getting a bolt or something because the pins that you have to push in to change the height are VERY HARD to push in. this is good for a safety point, but bad for the fingers, as you have to do this for EACH HOLE and there are several for each leg. other reviews have mentioned this and they are correct. i expected it. it would be nice if the manufacturer would include a tool such as mine to help with this task.

the one with the ribs is a better look at the top of the platform to show all of the riveting that is on this platform. i feel like they did a good job and it is NOT cheaply made.

the sturdyness is what i would experience from any aluminum a-frame ladder on uneven ground. you feel like you need a spotter (and you should), but its doesnt feel like it will fall over, if you are careful.

i have a back injury, so lightweight is important. i only gave it 4 stars there, because it has some weight to it. but given the quality and strength, i feel like it is a trade off. if it was any lighter, it would not be as sturdy. it is only 18.24lbs according to the listing, it is light enough that as long as i am careful, i can move it around with little issues. i can attest that it is definitely under 20lbs.

the leg locking mechanism is good quality and design.

the hinges are very well pur together.

the steps of the ladder are also very strong, and good quality.

TL:DR
ultimately, the size, quality, and versatility of this platform i feel will give me many years of needed reach. i have never heard of this brand (orientools) before, but will be sure to look for it in the future.

This stool is used in loading and unloading motorcycles from a Ford van as a step stool. It folds fairly compactly, is light weight enough, and is a good size and height for my use. I am pleased so far with its performance. No doubt could be handy for other uses such as painting or garden trimming. It is large enough to allow a bit of moving side to side while on the stool.

Awesome product. Very versatile.