Sitting astride a saddle stool opens the hips and holds the pelvis upright, which keeps the lower back in a neutral position through long procedures. This stool is built for that posture in theatre, procedure rooms and clinics, with a contoured saddle seat on a castored base.
Height is set with a hand lever on a gas cylinder, so the operator can drop or raise the seat between cases without leaving it. The saddle position also makes it easy to push along the floor with the feet while keeping both hands free.
It suits surgeons, dentists, sonographers and therapists who work seated for long stretches and want to hold an upright working posture through a long list.
