Rolling Adjustable Bar Stool with Backrest and Four Castors, 26 to 30.5 Inch Seat

A stool that gets used at the island, then the dining table, then the desk ends up being dragged. Lifting it every time is a nuisance and sliding it marks a timber floor, so most people leave it where it is and work standing up instead.

This one rolls. Four castors under the leg frame let you push it from the island to the table with one hand, and the wheels turn as well as roll, so it goes sideways round a corner rather than needing to be lined up first.

A stool that is not fixed in place

At the island it sits at counter height; wheel it to a desk and wind it down. The low back is short enough to clear a 35 in overhang, so it still tucks away when it is not in use.

Where the numbers sit

Twenty six to 30.5 inches at the seat, 35 in to 39 in overall, a 16.5 in pad and a base 19.5 in by 18.5 in across. The badge reads 330 lb and the drawing gives compatible tables as 35 in to 43 in.

The ring does not move

This is worth knowing before you buy. The footrest ring is welded to the leg frame, not to the column, so it stays at 10 in whatever height the seat is set to. At 26 in that is a 16 in drop, which is about right. At 30.5 in it is 20.5 in, which is further than most people want.

The seat and back

A 16.5 in round pad in PU over elastic sponge, with a small back 10 in high and 15 in wide. The back is there to stop you tipping rather than to lean on, which is what keeps the stool low enough to push under a counter.

Four and a half inches of gas lift travel.

Universal wheels that turn as well as roll.

The seat turns on the column.

PU leather over elastic sponge.

Welded to the leg frame.

The manufacturer's stated maximum load.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A stool you push rather than carry.

A small back and a round seat that turns.

Castors roll on timber, tile and vinyl.

What we stand behind

• The 26 in to 30.5 in seat travel, the 35 in to 39 in overall height, the 16.5 in seat, the 10 in footrest ring, the 19.5 in by 18.5 in base and the 330 lb figure all come from this listing's own drawing.
• The footrest ring is on the leg frame rather than the column, so it does not rise with the seat. At the top of the range it sits 20.5 in below the seat.
• No castor brakes or locks are described or photographed. On a hard floor the stool will roll when you lean on it to get up.
• No cylinder class or cycle count is published for the gas lift, and no wheel diameter or floor type is given for the castors.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150. 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Do the wheels lock?

No brakes are described or shown. On a hard floor it will move when you push against it, which is worth knowing if you need a stool to stay put.

Does the footrest move with the seat?

No. The ring is welded to the leg frame at 10 in, so the drop from the seat grows as you raise it.

What tables does it suit?

The drawing gives 35 in to 43 in. Wound down it suits a counter, wound up it reaches the lower end of bar height.

How many stools do I get?

One. The listing is titled as a single stool and the item code ends in 1.