Workers moving between steps use a 25-inch to 33-inch stool, built from heavy-duty steel and ready to assemble. Put this Adjustable Stool with Backrest where that pressure shows up first. Before your first shift begins, your kitchen may already be asking people to work at one height. That matters when the stool is shared across prep tasks, breaks, or counter work and the people using it are not all the same size. The padded backrest also adjusts up and down and forward and back, allowing you to position the back support for the person seated at the time.
The stool uses 18-gauge steel tubing, including heavy 18-gauge 7/8-inch steel tubing in its construction. Its seat has a 1/2-inch thick vinyl pad riveted through the steel seat pan, while the backrest is vinyl padded and adjustable. The backrest provides 2-inch up/down adjustment and 2-inch forward/back adjustment.
A 5/8-inch outside diameter foot ring is welded to each leg at four contact points. The adjustable height inserts are chrome plated. These specifications give you the measurable details to review when you are planning seating for a kitchen, break area, or other employee space where users may need different height settings and backrest positions. The vinyl seat pad and vinyl padded backrest identify the seating surfaces, while the chrome plated inserts and welded foot ring are specific components of the construction. Confirm the layout against traffic flow, then put the piece on the purchase list. Staff lose time when the next step in a job means walking across the room for a missing piece. A clear work zone helps the team stay on task from the first appointment through the last handoff. Shared spaces run smoother when each station has a job and the walk path stays open.
Ships ready for easy assembly.