Made in Finland, this split saddle stool brings sit–stand comfort to laboratories, workshops and offices. The two-part seat adjusts in width so every user finds a natural fit. Stepless tilt and a smooth gas lift make position changes quick and intuitive during precision work at a bench or beside a height‑adjustable desk.
The gas lift moves quickly between higher and lower working heights, so you can alternate between perching and sitting as tasks change. One lever controls height adjustment, ideal on a packing line or next to a sit–stand desk.
A robust Ø 460 mm steel base with soft rubber castors stands up to constant relocation. The wipe‑clean upholstery keeps the chair presentable with minimal upkeep.
A version with backrest is also available for extended support: 2026‑702‑40.
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When the workday pulls you from a packing bench to a test station and back again, a chair that adapts without fuss saves time and strain. This split saddle stool is built for those shifts. The two-part seat adjusts in width so different body types can sit naturally. Stepless tilt and a steady gas lift make it easy to fine‑tune your position the moment your task changes.
A saddle seat encourages an upright posture with an open hip angle, helping the spine settle into a neutral curve. With a divided saddle seat, the pressure is distributed more evenly than on a one‑piece saddle. That split design helps many users stay comfortable over longer spells at the bench or microscope. In short, it gives you the support of a saddle with more room for individual fit.
On a mixed team, the right settings vary from one person to the next and from one task to another. Here, height changes are handled in seconds by a single lever and a reliable gas lift. The seat angle is stepless, so technicians can set a gentle perch for close work or a flatter angle for prolonged sitting. The adjustable seat width lets you dial in the stance that feels stable and natural.
The five‑star steel base offers a small footprint and solid footing. Soft rubber castors roll easily on hard floors yet resist unwanted movement when you settle into position. In crowded aisles and between workbenches, that combination of stability and mobility keeps the industrial saddle stool out of the way until you need it.
The black leather upholstery is chosen for everyday use in labs, workshops and open offices. It wipes clean quickly, so the stool stays presentable even when dust, oils or packing debris are part of the job. A wipe with a neutral cleaner is usually all that’s required. The frame components are specified for frequent moves and constant height changes.
Standing all day isn’t practical. Sitting all day isn’t healthy. This stool supports the middle ground. The height range of 580–750 mm makes it simple to switch between a perched sit–stand posture and a traditional seated position. That flexibility pays off at height‑adjustable workstations, reception counters and test rigs where tasks and eye lines change throughout the day.
With one lever for height and an intuitive under‑seat tilt lock, the adjustments are obvious to occasional users and fast for regulars. There’s nothing complicated to remember and nothing delicate to break. That matters when a laboratory saddle chair serves dozens of users across a week.
Prefer more upper‑body support? A saddle chair with backrest is available (2026‑702‑40). The backrest version adds another contact point while retaining the same height, width and tilt functions that make this model so easy to share.
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