Bathroom toilet stool designed to improve bowel posture, increase safety, and save bathroom space. Key benefits Promotes easier bowel movements: 35° curved design follows ergonomic principles and recreates a natural squatting posture to reduce straining and help relieve constipation. Secure, stable use: textured surface plus four antislip pads on the base provide double protection against slipping and tipping for safer footing. Spaceefficient storage: contoured groove matches the toilet rim so the stool stores neatly under the toilet when not in use, conserving bathroom space and adapting to most standard toilets. Built to last: molded from PET+PP with vertical reinforcement for structural stability, resisting deformation and maintaining longterm performance. What makes it useful Function: converts a standard seated toilet position into a more effective squatting angle to support bowel health and reduce straining. Compatibility: curved groove fits the shape of most household toilets for easy placement and compact storage. Material and durability: PET+PP construction with internal reinforcement provides a steady platform and long service life. Safety features: textured and four rubberized antislip pads minimize movement during use. Typical use scenarios Morning routine: place the stool at the base of the toilet to adopt a natural squatting position that can make bowel movements quicker and less strained. Postpartum or hemorrhoid relief: use during recovery to reduce pressure and discomfort while sitting on the toilet. Small bathrooms or shared spaces: slide the stool under the toilet after use to keep floors clear and save space in compact bathrooms. Notes for users Position the stool snug against the toilet base so your feet rest comfortably on the textured surface before sitting. Store under the toilet between uses to keep the bathroom tidy and maximize floor space. Materials: PET + PP with vertical reinforcement Design angle: 35° ergonomic curve Safety: textured surface + four antislip pads Suitable for home bathrooms, shared household toilets, and smallspace living.