Rollhocker mit Lehne

A rolling stool with a backrest is the right choice whenever you do more than perch for a moment and instead work seated, and focused, for longer stretches. During treatments, examinations or fine manual work, an unsupported upper body gradually slumps into a rounded posture – and the lumbar spine carries the entire load. That is exactly where the backrest comes in: it supports the lower back, keeps the pelvis upright and lets you consciously lean back and relax between tasks. For short, frequently changing jobs, an agile rolling stool without backrest is often all you need.

Adjust height and tilt to suit you

Every model in this category is continuously height-adjustable: a gas lift brings the seat to your exact working height at the pull of a lever, without you having to stand up. The backrest itself adjusts in height and tilt, so it supports precisely where your back needs it – classically at the lumbar region or, turned to the front, as an arm support when working over a couch. The sturdy five-star base with smooth-running twin castors carries up to 160 kg and stays safely manoeuvrable at all times. That also makes it easy for several people to share one stool: seat height and backrest are readjusted in seconds – your colleague at reception in the morning, you at the treatment station in the afternoon.

As a swivel stool with backrest, the seat rotates a full 360 degrees: you reach instruments, tools and trays without giving up your seated position. That makes these stools the standard choice in the medical practice as well as in beauty studios, at reception desks or at the office desk. If you prefer a particularly upright, rider-like posture, the saddle stool with backrest is the ergonomic top tier – find out more on our saddle stool page. And if you would like to combine seat shape, upholstery colour and features yourself, our configurator lets you build your rolling stool with backrest in just a few steps.