Dewalt Padded, Rolling Shop/Garage Stool, 360-degree Swivel Seat, Durable Steel Frame
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About Dewalt Padded, Rolling Shop/Garage Stool, 360-degree Swivel Seat, Durable Steel Frame
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
89% found it comfortable to use for extended periods, but 11% experienced discomfort in the leg area
I wish the seat had more support and was larger since I am a 230 lb man.
The seat is too hard.
88% appreciated the solid build quality, though 12% experienced some wear and tear
The stool is outstanding in quality and sturdiness and should last a lifetime if I weigh less than 300lbs.
I found the creeper to be very sturdy and strong with great and durable wheels. My kid even took it rolling down the street and it held up.
I am looking for a solid and well-built stool after my previous one collapsed. The Dewalt stool is well built, but the seat is terrible.
87% found it easy to assemble and maintain
The assembly process was extremely easy and it took me longer to pull the parts out of the box than to put it together. The product quality is top-notch and worth every penny.
The Dewalt stool is sturdy and came nearly completely assembled. It also has a more comfortable seating height range for me.
Finding replacement casters for the stool is easy due to its generic design.
The assembly process was easy. All I had to do was put the shaft into the seat and then place the seat onto it.
87% praised its ease of movement, though 13% found it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces
I noticed that the stool tips when moving forward or backward because of the low quality casters that fail to change directions.
69% liked the quiet and smooth operation, though 31% experienced some rattling and vibration
The stool rolls smoothly in any direction I want and changes directions easily without tipping over.
The stool makes popping and snapping noises when I move. I've gotten off of it a few times because I was afraid it was breaking.
87% praised for its stability and balance, while 13% experienced tipping issues
The creeper has a nice seat and is stable and sturdy for working on the car or around the garage.
I find the stool unstable and prone to tipping sideways easily due to its four-caster design, which differs from the five-caster design used by many similar products.
The stool makes popping and snapping noises when I move in any direction other than spinning. I've had to get off a few times because I was afraid it was breaking.
84% liked the compact storage design
I am confident that this stool will last longer than my previous ones, indicating its better build quality.
The product has a nice seat for working on the car or around the garage and is very stable and sturdy.
The creeper is ergonomically designed and comfortable, saving time by avoiding manual stool positioning and adjusting. It's difficult to sit in one spot and maneuver to get the work done.
72% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 28% experienced issues with stability at lower weights
I am a 230 lb man who has used the stool and faced this problem personally, making it an experience rich sentence.
I weigh 270 pounds and the typical shop stool would fail in about 6 months.
