If patients lean hard while rising, a seat with a Matrex support system and sturdy steel construction holds steady. In rooms where floor space is limited and staff need a backrest, arm support, and a footrest in one seat, a wallsaver design keeps the stool suited to the working position. The upholstered seat and back, contoured backrest, solid maple armcaps, and steel footrest place those contact points in one product, so you are not piecing together separate supports for each workstation. The result is seating specified around how your team works.
The stool has steel construction with a powder coat finish and a 300-pound weight capacity. Its upholstered seat and upholstered back include a Matrex seat support system for long-life comfort, while the contoured backrest and solid maple armcaps provide the stated comfort features. A steel footrest gives your staff a dedicated place to position their feet during seated work. Overall dimensions are 38-inch high by 24-inch wide by 23-inch deep, giving you the measurements needed to check the intended location before ordering. These specifications describe the product's frame, supported seating surfaces, contact components, and complete exterior dimensions without extending one component's material or finish to the rest of the stool.
For your purchasing record, the configuration is an upholstered seat with an upholstered back, Matrex seat support system, contoured backrest, solid maple armcaps, and steel footrest. The powder coat finish applies to the steel construction, while the maple armcaps remain a separate specified component. You can compare the 24-inch width, 23-inch depth, and 38-inch height against your room plan, work counter, and circulation path. When your staff needs seated support at a clinical workstation, this medical stool gives you a documented set of dimensions, materials, upholstery details, and a stated 300-pound weight capacity to evaluate against the demands of that space.
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