When workshop tasks change, a stool with a pewter finish and screw-lift seat adjustment responds simply. This Diesel Low Base Stool belongs in that conversation. At the start of a shift, your workbench seating is already shaping how employees work around a raised surface; a drafting stool becomes part of that decision before the first task is complete. The Diesel Low Base drafting stool is specified for workbench and work table use in industrial, institutional, and educational settings, with a counter-stool format and a steel screw lift that manually adjusts the seat. That makes the buying decision less about filling an open spot and more about matching a low-base seat to the height and sequence of the work your team performs.
The stool uses a steel low base, steel frame, and steel back, with a pewter finish and recycled leather padding on the back and seat. The drafting stool measures 22-inch high by 15-inch wide by 15-inch deep. Its rubber feet are specified to protect floors, an important detail when the stool is placed on finished surfaces or moved around a workbench during the day. Your configuration decision is specific: a low-base drafting stool with a 22-inch height, 15-inch width, and 15-inch depth, a pewter-finished steel frame, recycled leather padded seat and back, steel screw lift, and rubber floor-protection feet.
Use the manual lift to set the seat for the work surface in front of it, then place the assembled stool where the task requires a seated position. For purchasing and facility records, the listed finish is pewter, the listed padding material is recycled leather, and the listed construction materials include steel and rubber. California buyers should also review the applicable Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. The manufacturer directs you to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/furniture for more information. Overall size is 15 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 22 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Measure the bay, confirm clearances, and order once the look matches the room.
Ships fully assembled.