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 vinyl seat resist water and are easy to wipe down.

Partially assembled stools arrive with the seat attached to the legs. Secure the backrest and they’re ready to go.

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 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.

Firm stools feel solid and supportive.

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 steel seat are exceptionally durable. They have a chrome plating that resists corrosion from regular cleaning.

Ease strain on your feet and legs while working at a standing height. These stools are also known as sit-stand stools. They have a polyurethane seat that resists stains, grease, water, and chemicals.

Collapse these durable, lightweight stools and take them anywhere. They have three legs, so they won’t wobble on uneven surfaces. All come with a bag, so you can pack them up for storage or tote them to another job site.

Stools for low surfaces are a good choice for working on equipment close to the ground.

Often used in food and beverage plants, these stools meet NSF/ANSI 2 sanitary design standards. The seat is made of stainless steel, which is durable and corrosion resistant, and it has rounded edges that are easy to wipe clean. It also swivels, so you can adjust your position or spin around for a quick conversation. A lever and air cylinder let you quickly and smoothly adjust the height. These stools seat you comfortably at standing-height work surfaces. Since they don’t have a backrest, you can tuck them under your bench or table when they’re not in use.

Covered in flame-resistant leather, these stools won’t singe or burn when you’re welding, grinding, or brazing. The leather meets ISO and NFPA standards, so it’s tested to withstand sparks and spatter. These stools have thick padding for comfort and a solid steel base built to last for years. An air cylinder with a lever or ring lets you quickly and smoothly adjust their height.

Style A don’t have a back or armrest, so you can roll them under tables when they're not needed.

Style B have an adjustable armrest, so you can brace your elbow while you weld. These stools reduce fatigue and improve your accuracy.

Style C offer a place to perch when you’re working at counter height to reduce the strain on your legs.

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

Partially assembled stools require minimal setup—just stack the pieces together.

Settle into these chairs for all-day comfort. They swivel, so you can adjust your position or spin around for a conversation with a coworker. An air cylinder and lever let you adjust the height quickly and smoothly. All require assembly.

Fabric seats are padded for comfort. They're commonly used in offices. Vinyl and leather seats are heavily padded with foam for full-body support. Leather is more durable than vinyl. Chairs with a mesh backrest let air flow through to keep you cool.

Chairs that tilt allow you to adjust the angle of the seat. Tilt the seat forward to promote good circulation in your legs.