A procedure room scrubbed nightly calls for a steel stool that leaves an inch between seat and back for cleaning. Put this Medical Stool -Guest where that pressure shows up first. The chairs gathered around your reception area are asked to serve visitors who may wait, turn, or pull up for a conversation. A medical stool becomes part of that first impression while also handling the repeated cleaning and movement common to reception, lounge, and pull-up applications. For your team, that means seating with measured proportions and a construction plan tied to the demands of an active front office.
The frame uses steel construction with a powder coat finish, and the steel frame can withstand years of harsh cleansers. The back is ergonomically designed, while the seat combines soy-based foam with a Matrex seat support system. Together, these specifications give you clear reference points when you are planning seating for visitors, staff, or people pulling up briefly to a counter or work area.
Several polyurethane upholstery options let you select the covering for your reception or lounge setting while keeping the seat and back within the stated upholstery format. The 38-inch overall height, 25-inch seat height, and 7-inch footrest position are stated separately so your purchasing team can compare the stool with the clearances and user needs already established in your office. With its steel frame, powder coat finish, polyurethane upholstery options, soy-based foam, and Matrex seat support system, this medical stool gives you a clearly specified choice for repeated guest seating. Overall size is 22-and-a-half inches wide by 25-and-a-half inches deep by 38 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Confirm the layout against traffic flow, then put the piece on the purchase list.
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