Perch Saddle Stool

Our Saddle Chairs and Stools allow for an ergonomic experience in environments where you need to "stay on your toes." The durable seat construction allows for rigorous use in most any environment. It has a one-touch seat height adjustment lever and a durable 5-leg 24" diameter fiberglass reinforced nylon base. The seat also tilts for added comfort. We’ve seen other stools fall apart almost out of the box. Bad welds, cheap casters, poor cylinders – they’ll do your stool in quickly. That’s why we place so much importance on build quality. This model employs reinforced fiberglass nylon and steel to make sure you can trust your stool for many years to come. We promise to offer the very best quality and craftsmanship, and we guarantee it with a 15-year warranty on parts and a lifetime warranty on cylinders. View casters/caps: 2 Choices - Black Dual-wheel, Self-breaking, Non-marring Casters (standard), Stationary Caps (glides). Specs Seat Options: Sealed Polyurethane Seat with a 1" firm cushion. Seat: 13 1/2" Deep and 17 1/4" Wide. Note: the dimensions are approximate due to the shape of the seat. Adjustment System: One-touch seat height adjustment, and a one-touch seat tilt adjustment lever. Height: High Bench Height 22"-32". → Important Note: Pneumatic cylinders naturally compress 1–2 inches when weight is applied—this is normal and ensures proper function. Please factor this into your height selection. Base: Durable 5-leg 24" diameter fiberglass reinforced nylon base. Casters/Caps (Glides): 2 Choices - Black Dual-wheel, Self-breaking, Non-marring Casters (standard) are suitable for both hard, and carpeted floors. Glides/Stationary Caps are like little feet that make the chair stationary. Optional Foot Ring: Available adjustable 18" diameter cast aluminum chrome polished foot ring OR an adjustable 18" diameter cast black nylon foot ring Exceeds ANSI / BIFMA standards. Weight Capacity: 300 lbs Additional Resources Perch Stool Assembly Instructions Perch Foot Ring Assembly Instructions Perch Cleaning Guide Replacing Cylinder Instructions