Review on Height Adjustable Swivel Stool Chair by Grace & Grace with Round Seat and Heavy-Duty Metal Base for Salon, Massage, Factory, Shop (Black, Without Backrest) by Saundra Maybank

I'm one of those motivated by a broken ankle. I was looking for a caster stool to use in my workshop that has an impressive height range. It gets low enough to work below table level and high enough to replace standing. The six wheels on a rolling base work reasonably well and assembly is easy. I spent the extra money on the seat back and chose this seat because the overall look is better than the cheaper alternatives. an inch or two too close to the seat. This puts my center of gravity too far forward in the seat. When the seat is at full height, my feet are off the ground and I slide forward. I think the weight of my legs is pushing me forward. Honestly, if the seat is low and my feet are on the ground, it's not a problem. The seatback support feels like spring steel, so I think it might break if I try to flex it backwards. When I'm better I'll try sanding down the mounting slots to give me a little more room and that should do the trick.