If your drafting area runs long, a stool with an eight-inch pneumatic lift and 22-degree back tilt can adjust. A drafting station can expose every weakness in a chair when you are moving between measurements, notes, and revisions. The drafting stool gives you a padded 2 1/2-inch seat cushion intended to help prevent fatigue, a 360-degree swivel, and controls for changing the seat and backrest angles. The chair is covered with black microcellular, self-skinning polyurethane foam, and its height range lets you position the seat for the station in use.
The overall height adjusts from 17 inches to 35 inches, while the patented wave tube extension offers an additional 10 inches of height. An eight-inch pneumatic lift provides another sourced height-control component. You can tilt the backrest 22 degrees and the seat 10 degrees using paddle lever controls, while an ergonomic knob controls backrest height adjustment. The chair swivels 360 degrees, and the footrest mounts securely to a 26-inch diameter base. That footrest is polypropylene and is available in high-, mid-, or low-rung configurations. These specifications let you evaluate the stool against the actual measurements of your drafting station rather than relying on a generic seat height.
For your workstation, the configuration centers on the height and foot position you use most often. Select the high-, mid-, or low-rung polypropylene footrest, then set the overall height from 17 inches to 35 inches as your station requires. The 10-inch wave tube extension, eight-inch pneumatic lift, 22-degree backrest tilt, and 10-degree seat tilt give you distinct adjustment points to work with during the day. The black economy polyurethane chair keeps the material and color specification clear, while the padded seat cushion, 360-degree swivel, and backrest height control address the repeated position changes that drafting work can require.
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