Not every lab surface suits a stool without black vinyl upholstery and manual height adjustment. A drafting stool can give you a seated position that moves with the demands of a technical workday. Its manual height adjustment runs from 25 inches to 33 inches, allowing you to set the seat within that stated range for the work in front of you. The full 360-degree swivel lets you turn at your station, while the footring and swivel casters are part of the setup. For work areas where people move between instruments, benches, and nearby materials, those specifications keep the seat aligned with the working position you need throughout the day.
The seat has black vinyl upholstery and cushioning, with a 16-inch diameter and 3 1/2-inch depth. Height adjustment is manual, with the seat moving from 25 inches to 33 inches, an 8-inch adjustment span. The stool swivels through a full 360 degrees, and its chrome base is paired with a footring and 2-inch swivel casters. These components address different parts of your daily setup: the upholstery covers the seat, the footring provides a place for your feet, and the casters allow the stool to move across your work area.
For your facility, the configuration centers on a black vinyl upholstered seat, manual height adjustment, full swivel movement, a chrome base, footring, and 2-inch swivel casters. You can set the seat from 25 inches to 33 inches as your work surface and task requirements change, then turn through the full 360-degree swivel when you need access to another part of the station. The 16-inch seat diameter and 3 1/2-inch depth establish the seating dimensions, while the footring gives your feet a stated support point during seated work.
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