Once a shared path stays clear, this steel stool adjusts from 25 inches to 33 inches after assembly. This Adjustable Height Stool belongs in that conversation. In a teaching kitchen, lab, service area, or employee break space, workers may spend part of the day seated and part of it moving between tasks. A seat that cannot be set for different users can turn a shared station into a daily adjustment problem. This stool adjusts from 25 inches to 33 inches high, giving you a specific height range to assign around your work areas.
Its backrest also adjusts 2 inches up and down and 2 inches forward and back, so users can position that component for their own working posture. The 14-inch-diameter seat includes an 11 1/2-inch-diameter masonite board recessed into the pan, and that board will not chip or crack. Eight rivets on the seat help prevent warping.
Chrome-plated adjustable-height inserts provide the height adjustment. You can set the height between 25 inches and 33 inches as users change, while the backrest adjusts 2 inches up and down and 2 inches forward and back. The seat's full 14-inch diameter and the board's 11 1/2-inch diameter remain tied to their respective components, an important distinction when you are checking fit. Review the listed width and height against your room plan before ordering, then assign the height and backrest positions for the users who will work there. Grab the configuration that fits the bay and put it on the buy list for this room. When the day's work piles up faster than the room can hold it, a defined station keeps people moving. Busy rooms stall when gear and paperwork have no assigned place to land between tasks.
Ships ready for easy assembly.