Before your first shift begins, your kitchen may already be asking people to work at one height. This kitchen stool adjusts from 25 inches to 33 inches, giving you a way to set its height around the needs of your work area rather than requiring every user to adapt to the same position. That matters when the stool is shared across prep tasks, breaks, or counter work and the people using it are not all the same size. The padded backrest also adjusts up and down and forward and back, allowing you to position the back support for the person seated at the time. You can organize a shared kitchen or staff area around a seat that changes with the user, instead of treating one fixed height as the answer for everyone.
The stool uses 18-gauge steel tubing, including heavy 18-gauge 7/8-inch steel tubing in its construction. Its seat has a 1/2-inch thick vinyl pad riveted through the steel seat pan, while the backrest is vinyl padded and adjustable. The backrest provides 2-inch up/down adjustment and 2-inch forward/back adjustment. A 5/8-inch outside diameter foot ring is welded to each leg at four contact points. The adjustable height inserts are chrome plated. The listed dimensions are 16 4/5-inch wide by 33-inch high. These specifications give you the measurable details to review when you are planning seating for a kitchen, break area, or other employee space where users may need different height settings and backrest positions.
You can set the stool height anywhere from 25 inches to 33 inches within its stated adjustment range, then use the backrest's 2-inch vertical and 2-inch forward/back adjustments to establish the position needed by the current user. The 16 4/5-inch width gives you a specific footprint to consider when arranging several stools or placing one in a tighter work area. The vinyl seat pad and vinyl padded backrest identify the seating surfaces, while the chrome plated inserts and welded foot ring are specific components of the construction. For a shared kitchen or staff area, you are choosing adjustable dimensions and documented component specifications rather than asking every employee to work around one fixed seating position.
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