Wobble Stool
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Its tall 24 to 34 in range works naturally with standing desks, counters, studios, workshops, and other higher work surfaces. Sit still when the task demands focus, or rock, tilt, twist, and swivel when you want to keep moving. A different kind of seat High enough to perch. Stable enough to pause. Free enough to move. 24-34 in Tall working range Perch higher at standing desks, counters, and elevated work surfaces. 360° Swivel + active motion Rock, tilt, twist, swivel, or sit still depending on the moment. 3 in Molded foam cushion Breathable fabric and an edgeless seat create a substantial perch. Cast iron Counter-balanced base The weighted base rests upright while still permitting controlled movement. 3 steps Tool-free setup Simple assembly, approximately 250 lb capacity, and a 1-year warranty. Designed for the space between sitting and standing Take a break from standing without dropping all the way into a desk chair 24 to 34 in gives standing-desk users a real perch Traditional office chairs sit much lower than standing work surfaces. Wobble Stool reaches higher, giving you a place to rest while staying closer to standing height. That makes it useful when your day moves repeatedly between perching and standing. Approx. 24 in minimum seat height. Approx. 34 in maximum seat height. Useful with standing desks and higher work surfaces. Quick seat-height adjustment from controls beneath the seat. Movement is there when you want it Rock, tilt, twist, and swivel - or simply stop and sit Active sitting without forcing constant motion Wobble Stool responds to your movement instead of locking you into one rigid posture. Lean into the base when you want to rock or tilt, rotate through a full 360°, or settle upright when the work deserves your full attention. Rock and tilt under your control. Twist and shift naturally. 360° swivel. Rest upright when you do not want movement. A perch should still feel like a seat Three inches of molded foam under breathable fabric Substantial cushioning without bulky chair upholstery The seat uses approximately 3 in of molded foam beneath breathable fabric. The edgeless shape avoids hard seat borders, keeping the top visually simple and easy to approach from different directions. Approx. 3 in molded foam cushion. Breathable fabric covering. Edgeless seat design. Compact footprint compared with a conventional office chair. Controlled movement starts at the floor A weighted base that comes back upright instead of wandering away Counter-balanced cast iron keeps the stool grounded Wobble Stool uses a counter-balanced cast iron base that allows controlled rocking and tilting while naturally returning toward an upright resting position. A non-skid floor-contact surface helps the base stay put on common indoor flooring. Counter-balanced cast iron base. Controlled rocking and tilting. Returns toward upright when movement stops. Non-skid floor-contact surface. Specifications The important details at a glance Seat-height range Approx. 24 to 34 in Movement Rock, tilt, twist, 360° swivel, or upright sitting Seat cushion Approx. 3 in molded foam Seat covering Breathable fabric Seat design Edgeless Base Counter-balanced cast iron with non-skid floor contact Maximum capacity Approx. 250 lb Assembly Tool-free, 3-step setup Warranty 1-year limited warranty Why Wobble Stool: it gives standing-desk users a taller place to rest without giving up the movement that makes a perch feel different from a conventional chair. See Wobble Stool in action Perch high. Move naturally. Stand back up when you are ready. Frequently asked questions Wobble Stool questions How high does Wobble Stool adjust? The seat adjusts from approximately 24 to 34 in, making it useful for higher resting and perching near standing desks or other elevated work surfaces. Do I have to keep moving while I sit? No. You can rock, tilt, twist, or swivel when you want movement, then return to an upright position when you want to sit still. What is the seat made from? The seat uses approximately 3 in of molded foam with breathable fabric and an edgeless shape. How does the base work? The counter-balanced cast iron base permits controlled movement while naturally resting upright when you stop leaning into it. What floors can I use it on? The base uses non-skid floor contact intended for common indoor surfaces such as wood, tile, and carpet. How much weight can Wobble Stool support? Wobble Stool has an approximate maximum capacity of 250 lb. How much assembly is required? Wobble Stool uses a simple three-step, tool-free assembly process. What warranty is included? Wobble Stool includes a 1-year limited warranty.
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