Also known as 24/7 chairs, these chairs are built to handle round-the-clock use for years at a time. They’re often found in emergency dispatch centers and power plant control rooms. These chairs meet strict GSA FNEW standards, which means the seat, back, arms, and tilt mechanism can all withstand hundreds of thousands of test cycles. They’re certified for at least six years of continuous use.

With a frame and legs made of 10-gauge steel, these chairs can support up to 550 lbs. For extra stability, they have seven legs—two more than standard desk chairs. Weight-activated casters keep these chairs from rolling until you sit down. Tilt the backrest into one of five positions until you’re comfortable. The lumbar support is inflatable, so you can adjust it to your desired firmness.

Drain static that builds up as you sit and shift around on these chairs. They’re upholstered with a conductive fabric and have a brass chain that drags on the floor to safely channel static charges away. Often used in electronics manufacturing facilities, they help protect sensitive equipment. All meet strict ANSI/ESD standards for static control.

For quick and smooth height adjustment, these chairs have an air cylinder and a lever. Swivel the seat to adjust your position or spin around for a quick conversation with a coworker.

Save time and labor when you need to outfit your space with seating. These desk chairs arrive with the base, air cylinder, and seat mechanism assembled—just stack the parts together. Thick padding cushions common pain points to keep you comfortable throughout the day. These chairs swivel and roll, so you can tackle your task head-on or spin around for a quick conversation. To fine-tune the height, push or pull the lever and the air cylinder gives you a smooth, instant adjustments.

When these chairs aren’t in use, flip up the seat and slide them together to save space. They have casters, so you can roll them where they’re needed. They’re often used in shared spaces, like conference rooms. Made of vinyl, the seat is easy to wipe clean and padded for comfort. A mesh backrest lets air flow through to keep you cool.

When you’re working long hours, these stools have your back. They have a wide seat and backrest to keep you comfortable. They also swivel, so you can adjust your position or spin around for a conversation.

Firm stools feel solid and supportive. Soft stools are padded for comfort.

Stools for workbenches or counters seat you comfortably at standing-height work surfaces. Stools for low surfaces are a good choice for working on equipment close to the ground.

Stools with a polyurethane seat are the most resistant to stains, grease, water, and chemicals. Stools with a vinyl seat are water resistant and easy to clean. Stools with a fabric seat are often used in offices. Stools that tilt allow you to adjust the angle of the seat. Tilt the seat down to promote good circulation in your legs.

Stools with a lever have an air cylinder for quick, smooth height adjustment. Stools with a threaded rod let you adjust the height by rotating the seat.

Each part of these stools is designed to release minimal particles, so they won't contaminate clean rooms. They swivel, so you can adjust your position or spin around for a quick conversation.

Soft stools are padded for comfort. Firm stools feel solid and supportive.

Stools for workbenches or counters seat you comfortably at standing-height work surfaces. Stools with a vinyl seat are water resistant and easy to clean. Stools with a polyurethane seat resist stains, grease, water, and chemicals better than vinyl and steel. Stools that tilt allow you to adjust the angle of the seat. Tilt the seat down to promote good circulation in your legs.

Static-dissipative stools have a brass drag chain that grounds electrical charges to keep static from building up. They’re often used in electronics assembly to help protect sensitive equipment from damage.

These stools have your back.

Adjustable-height stools have bolts in the legs, so you can shift the seat up or down in 1" increments.

Firm stools feel solid and supportive. Soft stools are padded for comfort.

Stools for workbenches or counters seat you comfortably at standing-height work surfaces.

Stools with a composite wood seat are the classic shop stool. Stools with a wood seat have a lacquer coating that repels water, so they won’t warp from moisture. Stools with a vinyl seat resist water and are easy to wipe down.

To prevent static buildup, these stools have a brass drag chain that grounds electrical charges. They help protect sensitive equipment from damage, so they’re often used in electronics manufacturing. They’re tested to ANSI/ESD STM12.1 standards for dissipating static. All swivel, so you can adjust your position or spin around for a quick conversation.

Firm stools feel solid and supportive. Soft stools are padded for comfort.

Stools for counters or workbenches seat you comfortably at standing-height work surfaces.

Stools with a polyurethane seat are the most resistant to stains, grease, water, and chemicals. Stools with a fabric seat are often used in offices. Stools with a vinyl seat are water resistant and easy to clean.