A durable construction makes these fixed-height stools tough enough to handle demanding shop environments. Without a backrest, they fit under tables and workbenches when they’re not needed.

12" and 15" high stools are lower than the typical stool, so they’re often used to repair low machinery. 18" and 19" high stools fit most comfortably when used with standard 30" high work surfaces, such as tables and desks.

Vinyl stools have padding for comfort.

Style E have a plastic shelf below the seat to keep tools and parts within reach.

Style F have three drawers and a steel storage tray with dividers for organizing tools and supplies.

These adjustable-height stools release minimal contaminants to meet clean room requirements. Lower clean room ratings indicate fewer contaminants, with Class 1 clean rooms being the cleanest environments. Without a backrest, these stools fit under tables and workbenches when they’re not needed. Adjust the height using the lever; the air cylinder controls the movement for a quick, smooth adjustment. The seat swivels so that you can work on multiple surfaces without having to stand up.

Choose a seat height range with heights slightly lower and higher than your ideal setting. Stools up to 23" high fit most comfortably when used with standard 30" high work surfaces, such as tables and desks. Stools that are 24"-27" high are sized for use at standing-height work surfaces that are 36" high, such as workbenches. Stools 28" and higher are meant to be used at extra-high counters that are approximately 40" high.

Since these adjustable-height stools withstand chemicals, grease, and repeated washdowns, they are often used in laboratories and food-processing areas. Without a backrest, they fit under tables and workbenches when they're not needed. Turn the seat to adjust the height. The middle of the seat has a nonslip black rubber surface.

Choose a seat height range with heights slightly lower and higher than your ideal setting. Stools up to 23" high fit most comfortably when used with standard 30" high work surfaces, such as tables and desks. Stools that are 24"-27" high are sized for use at standing-height work surfaces that are 36" high, such as workbenches. Stools 28" and higher are meant to be used at extra-high counters that are approximately 40" high.

These adjustable-height stools rotate so that you can work on multiple surfaces without having to stand up. A backrest provides support and promotes good posture to reduce back strain. Often used in demanding shop environments, these stools have a durable construction.

Choose a seat height range with heights slightly lower and higher than your ideal setting. Stools up to 23" high fit most comfortably when used with standard 30" high work surfaces, such as tables and desks. Stools that are 24"-27" high are sized for use at standing-height work surfaces that are 36" high, such as workbenches. Stools 28" and higher are meant to be used at extra-high counters that are approximately 40" high.

For stools with bolt adjustment, remove and reposition the bolt to adjust height in 1" increments. Stools with lever adjustment have an air cylinder for quick, smooth height adjustment.

Stools that tilt allow you to adjust the angle of the seat. By tilting the seat forward, you promote good circulation in your legs.

Wood stools are durable. Polyurethane stools resist stains, grease, water, and chemicals better than all of these materials. Vinyl and fabric stools have padding in the seat and backrest for comfort. Vinyl is easier to clean than fabric.

To prevent static buildup, these adjustable-height stools have a brass drag chain to ground electrical charges. They are often used in electronics assembly to help protect sensitive equipment from damage. A backrest provides support and promotes good posture to reduce back strain. Use the lever under the seat to adjust the height; the air cylinder controls the movement for a quick, smooth adjustment. All swivel so that you can work on multiple surfaces without having to stand up.

Choose a seat height range with heights slightly lower and higher than your ideal setting. Stools up to 23" high fit most comfortably when used with standard 30" high work surfaces, such as tables and desks. Stools that are 24"-27" high are sized for use at standing-height work surfaces that are 36" high, such as workbenches. Stools 28" and higher are meant to be used at extra-high counters that are approximately 40" high.

Conductive stools have a lower surface resistivity and divert static faster than static-dissipative stools.

Polyurethane stools resist stains, grease, water, and chemicals better than fabric and vinyl stools. Fabric and vinyl stools have padding in the seat and backrest for comfort. Vinyl is easier to clean than fabric.

These adjustable-height stools release minimal contaminants to meet clean room requirements. Lower clean room ratings indicate fewer contaminants, with Class 1 clean rooms being the cleanest environments. A backrest provides support and promotes good posture to reduce back strain. Use the lever under the seat to adjust the height; the air cylinder controls the movement for a quick, smooth adjustment. These stools can be adjusted to heights that are comfortable for working at tables, desks, workbenches, and high counters. All swivel so that you can work on multiple surfaces without having to stand up.

Stools that tilt allow you to adjust the angle of the seat. By tilting the seat forward, you promote good circulation in your legs.

Polyurethane stools resist stains, grease, water, and chemicals better than vinyl stools. Vinyl stools have a padded seat and backrest for comfort.

Slide in and out of tight spaces without hurting your back—these creepers have casters that help you roll and reposition under low-clearance equipment.

Contoured creepers are made of a single piece of plastic that hugs your body, so you can move from side to side while staying fully supported. Flat creepers have a cushioned body and headrest.

Style A have a built-in tray to keep tools and parts close at hand.

Style B have large wheels to roll over cracks, extension cords, and other obstacles.

Style C are best for occasional use. They have a steel frame that is durable, but they can be difficult to maneuver in a straight line, similar to a shopping cart.

Styles D, E, and F have a durable steel frame that supports nearly twice the weight of contoured creepers. Styles D and E have a V-style frame, which gives your shoulders a place to rest without hitting a metal bar. Style F are the most adjustable, so you can work lying down, sitting up, and anywhere in between.

Work comfortably under extra-low-clearance equipment. These pads don’t have casters like standard creepers, so they have a lower profile and fit into tighter spaces. Instead of holding a flashlight to see, turn on a strip of LEDs by your head to keep both hands free. A thick layer of foam cushions your body, even on rough ground. Fold these pads to a third of their size for compact storage.

Get the comfort of knee pads with the mobility of a creeper. Thick, contoured foam cradles your knees, so you can work comfortably inches from the ground for long stretches. These creepers are useful for tasks ranging from installing conduit runs low on your walls to cleaning out debris under machines. Just push off with your toes to scoot and reposition yourself instead of having to crawl or get up and down off the ground. A built-in tray keeps tools within reach.

Style A are also known as knee dollies.

Style B have a cushioned chest support for extra comfort and stability. Lean forward on the chest support to free up both hands for your task. You can also sit up straight to use these creepers as rolling stools.

Roll into tight spots where sparks fly—these welding creepers are made with flame-resistant cotton. All have been tested to meet NFPA and ASTM fire standards. Rated for use in temperatures up to 140° F, they withstand the ambient heat of welding areas. They’ll also hold up against sparks generated from angle grinders and other tools. Casters let you slide in and out from under low-clearance equipment without straining your back.

Fold the legs and use the handle to carry these workbenches with one hand. Push a button on the legs to lower the height 12" for use as a work platform. With the legs folded, the workbench rolls on casters to function as a dolly or creeper.

The reversible top is plastic on one side and composite wood on the other side. It has an outlet strip with three outlets.