A seat that moves under you turns a short task into a constant correction, and this kitchen stool gives your work area a fixed 24-inch height with a backrest you can position for the person using it. In a parts room, laboratory, break area, or counter-height workspace, seating gets used by people with different postures and working habits. A backrest that cannot be repositioned leaves the next person adapting to the furniture. Here, the padded backrest adjusts 2 inches up and down and 2 inches forward and back. The result is a stool configuration you can set at the point of use, while the 24-inch height keeps the seating specification clear for planning.
The frame uses 18-gauge, 7/8-inch steel tubing. A 1/2-inch thick vinyl pad is riveted through the steel seat pan, keeping the seat construction specific. The padded backrest adjusts 2 inches vertically and 2 inches forward and back, giving you four inches of stated travel across those two adjustment directions. Beneath the seat, a 5/8-inch outside-diameter foot ring is welded to each leg at four contact points. The source identifies those welded contact points as adding rigidity. The listed dimensions include a 24-inch height, allowing you to match the stool to work surfaces and stations that call for that seating height.
Your final decision usually comes down to whether the seating details are clear enough to place on a furniture schedule. This kitchen stool gives you a specific configuration to document: 24-inch height, 18-gauge steel tubing, a 1/2-inch thick vinyl pad, a backrest that adjusts 2 inches up and down and 2 inches forward and back, and a foot ring welded to each leg at four contact points. You can position the backrest for the individual using the station, then keep the same stool specification across areas where a 24-inch seat height fits the work surface. The result is a padded stool with backrest that gives your team an adjustable seating choice with its material and dimensional details clearly stated.
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