As artists settle in, a stool pairs an ergonomic blow-molded seat with a U-shaped sled base. Drafting stools give you a way to place a dedicated seat at those stations while keeping the footprint specific: each measures 16 3/4 inches wide by 16 1/4 inches deep. That measured size matters when your laboratory, studio, or technical area has to accommodate people, tools, samples, and active work in the same room. The fan-back backrest and ergonomic blow molded contoured seat address the hours your staff spends leaning over plans, examining details, or completing hands-on work.
The stool has a 12 gauge chrome plated tubular steel frame with a rear brace. Its U-shaped sled base legs use an enhanced glide design, with glides permanently attached through embedded thermoplastic polyurethane. Those glides are specified for use on multiple floors, including VCT tiles, so you can place the seating across the floor surfaces already present in your facility. The seat is blow molded and contoured, while the fan-back backrest provides the backrest configuration identified for greater comfort. Overall dimensions are 35 inches high by 16 3/4 inches wide by 16 1/4 inches deep, giving you clear measurements for workstation planning, aisle spacing, and placement around laboratory or art tables.
For a room that changes throughout the day, the stackable configuration lets you consolidate the stools when seats are not needed at every station. The U-shaped sled base keeps the leg profile consistent with the stated overall dimensions, and the permanently attached glides remain part of that base configuration. You can specify this drafting stool where the 35-inch height suits your work surface and where the 16 3/4-inch width and 16 1/4-inch depth fit your available space. The chrome plated frame, fan-back backrest, ergonomic blow molded contoured seat, rear brace, and floor-specific glide design give you a clearly documented seating configuration for planning a lab, art room, or technical workspace.