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.

Raise or lower the seat to a comfortable height. With a durable construction, these stools are often used in demanding shop environments. They fit under tables and workbenches when they’re not needed.

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.

Stools with lever and foot pedal adjustment have an air cylinder for quick, smooth height adjustment.

Steel stools provide the most durability. Polyurethane stools resist stains, grease, water, and chemicals better than all of these materials. Vinyl stools have padding for comfort.

Styles D-H swivel so that you can work on multiple surfaces without having to stand up. Style G have a removable storage tray with dividers to organize tools and supplies. Style H have a steel shelf below the seat to keep tools and parts within reach.

Use these thick pads to cushion knees or brace elbows during long welding runs. They’re covered in a fiberglass fabric that holds up to sparks and spatter. For added protection, the top of the pad has a second layer of silicone-coated fiberglass that resists abrasion and tears. The foam filling is soft enough to kneel on but rigid enough to prop your arms when you’re welding in an awkward position. To carry these pads between jobs, fold them in half and secure with the hook and loop tabs at each end. You can also join pads end-to-end and create a larger work surface.