When a fixed seat limits your movement, a ball chair gives you a seating option for desk work, meetings, waiting areas, classrooms, or home use. Your workday may require long periods at a desk, but the seating you choose can encourage movement. This model encourages movement during the day and may help support better posture and balance as you shift. It also gives you a way to engage major muscle groups during ordinary office activity, which matters when inactivity is part of your daily routine. The vinyl-covered format can also suit hospitality or school settings where the seating surface is part of the cleaning routine.
With the ball fully inflated, you have a 23-inch seat height, and that height lowers when the ball is occupied. The seat is formed by an anti-burst 17 1/2-inch exercise ball with a vinyl fabric cover, while four powder-coated legs and stationary glides provide extra stability during movement. The legs are powder coated for durability, and the stationary glides keep the base in its stated configuration while you shift on the ball. A pump is included with the ball chair, giving you the equipment specified for inflating the exercise ball. Together, these components create a seating format that combines an exercise ball with a supported four-leg base.
You can use this ball chair at a desk, in a waiting room, meeting space, classroom, or home, depending on where your team needs an option for dynamic movement. The configuration is specified with a vinyl fabric cover, four powder-coated legs, stationary glides, and the included pump. The 23-inch seat height applies with the ball fully inflated, while occupancy lowers the seat as you sit. When your office is evaluating seating for active work areas, this format lets you introduce movement into selected workstations or shared spaces without changing the tasks those areas already support. Designed by Thomas Walser, it gives you a clearly documented arrangement: an anti-burst exercise ball, vinyl fabric cover, four legs, stationary glides, and a pump in one ball chair.