Short legs with casters set the small Activity Chair lower to the floor and put it on wheels. For a young child, the lower seat means feet reach the footboard and the working surface lands at the right height for a table full of other children.
The legs adjust in even increments, so a therapist can dial in the exact seat height for the client’s leg length and the furniture they are sitting at, then change it again as the child grows.
The casters are what teachers and support workers notice. The chair moves from the classroom to the library to the hall without anyone lifting a loaded chair, which keeps the child included in what the group is doing and keeps staff backs out of it.
