Bariatric Perching Stool | Perching Stool with Arms and Padded Backrest | Height Adjustable | Wide
£243.58
exc VAT
- Ideal for users who struggle to stand for long periods of time
- Variable height options accommodate most patients
- Wide seat frame
- Material: Heavy gauge steel tube
- Large footprint for stability
- Non-slip rubber feet ensure frame and user stability
Product Description
Crafted from robust, heavy gauge steel tubing, the bariatric kitchen perching stool is reinforced to support patients weighing up to 45 stone. Prioritizing patient comfort, this stool offers versatile height adjustments to cater to a wide range of patient needs.
With the inclusion of arm options, users benefit from added security, while the gently inclined seat promotes enhanced comfort and safety. To ensure stability for both the frame and the user, non-slip rubber feet have been incorporated.
Specification
| Minimum seat height: 55cm (21.5″) | Maximum seat height: 70cm (27.5″) | Width between arms: 70cm (27.5″) | Seat to top of arms: 16cm (6.25″) |
| Seat width: 64cm (25.25″) | Seat depth: 32cm (12.5″) | Overall footprint: 76cm x 56cm (30″ x 22″) |
| Maximum user weight: 285kg (45st) | Color: Blue |
Have any Questions?
Q: What is the purpose of a perching stool?
A: A perching stool is a type of portable, high stool with a padded or contoured seat and often has a backrest or armrests. It is designed for individuals who may have difficulty standing for extended periods but don’t require a full chair. The term “perching” refers to the act of partially sitting or leaning while performing tasks such as cooking, ironing, or other activities that require standing. Perching stools provide a stable and comfortable seat for these tasks, allowing the user to take a semi-seated position to reduce fatigue and strain while maintaining the ability to easily stand up as needed. They are commonly used in kitchens, workshops, and other settings where standing tasks are common.
