Staff moving between positions can use a chair with a 250-pound capacity and adjustable footring. Drafting stools are intended for use at a standing desk or table when a seated position still belongs in the workflow. If your team moves between screens, paperwork, and conversations throughout the day, a fixed-height chair can leave the workstation mismatched to the person using it. This drafting stool is intended for that setting, with an ergonomic, height-adjustable seat that may help prevent fatigue. You can position the seat for the user and the work surface.
The seat height adjusts pneumatically from 23 inches to 33 inches, providing a 10-inch height range. The seat has a swivel tilt mechanism with a tilt tension knob and tilt lock, along with 360-degree swivel and an adjustable footring. The seat is made from black vinyl, while the back uses breathable black mesh fabric. The stool has a 25-inch diameter black steel base, and the listed weight capacity is up to 250 pounds. Its dimensions are 25 inches wide by 25 inches deep by 39 1/2 inches to 49 1/2 inches high. Those measurements let you review the fit against your desk or table height, the available floor area, and the users who will rely on the seating. The specifications give you the details needed to compare the stool with your workstation requirements before placing it in service.
Optional loop arms can be ordered separately when your seating plan calls for them. The black vinyl seat and breathable black mesh back give you specific material details to record when documenting furniture assigned to each workstation. The adjustable footring and seat range let you account for different users at the same standing desk or table, while the 23-inch to 33-inch seat-height range gives you a measurable basis for coordinating the stool with the work surface. The 250-pound capacity is also available for your planning records. For offices that need seating at extended-height workstations, this drafting stool brings its dimensions, adjustment points, base, seat, back, and optional loop arms into one specification you can evaluate against the room and the workday.