Rollerblader wheels: It's one of the best wheels on the market, very quiet and smooth, and doesn't scratch the floor. It normally costs about $30 for a set of five.
Ergonomic :This saddle swivel stool is designed according to ergonomics, is very comfortable and can sit for a long time.
Rotation & Adjustable Height: This saddle stool seat offers a 360-degree rotation and features an expansive adjustable height range, approximately from 21.5" to 28.5", allowing you to access the stool from various locations.
Sturdy Base:The cast aluminum castor frame is light and very strong.Weight capacity: 350 lbs
Super easy to assemble:Without any tools,you can assemble this stool in 3 minutes.
Specifications
Brand
Antlu
Manufacturer
Antlu
Model
saddle stool wheels
Color
Black
Size
without Backrest
Style
without Backrest
Product Type
STOOL_SEATING
Item Type Keyword
salon-and-spa-stools
Item Dimensions
H: 546 / L: 521 / W: 521 (Weight: 6700)
Package Dimensions
H: 215 / L: 504 / W: 490 (Weight: 6920)
unit
Description
This is an upgrade of our other saddle stool (ASIN: B07F8NXBXD).
Compared to previous item, we used one of the best wheels on the market, which made it quieter and smoother when it rolled.
At the same time, we kept all the other classic configurations.
Why should you choose this item?
First, High quality saddle shape
Saddle seat design for extra comfort on your back and spine,increase comfort and productivity.
Second,More appropriate adjustable height
Different from those low stool, this saddle chair can adjust the height of 21.5"-28.5", about 4 inches higher than normal stool, more in line with actual needs.
Third, Wheels roll smoothly
The rollerblader wheels do not damage my hardwood or hard surface floors,very quiet and smooth.
At the same time,the cast aluminum castor frame is light and very strong.
At last,Super easy to assemble
It is very easy to assemble, you can assemble this stool in 3 minutes, without any tools, just a simple guide. (Assemble instructions are included in the package)
Weight capacity :350 lbs.
