-
Active Task Chair with Wheels
Regular price $169.99Regular priceUnit price per$169.99Sale price $169.99 -
STASH 3-in-1 Kids Sofa Chair with Hidden Storage
Regular price $129.99Regular priceUnit price per$129.99Sale price $129.99 -
Wobble Stool
72Regular price $129.99Regular priceUnit price per$129.99Sale price $129.99 -
Wobble Stool Air
1Regular price $89.99Regular priceUnit price per$89.99Sale price $89.99
Active seating, wobble stools, and task chairs for flexible work
Active seating ranges from tall wobble stools that stay planted in one spot to rolling stools and task chairs with back support. Choose the seat-height range, movement style, base design, wheels, back support, footprint, and weight capacity that fit your desk and preferred working position.
Tall Wobble Seating
Use a taller wobble stool when you want a perch-style seat that works closer to standing-desk height and allows rocking, tilting, twisting, or still sitting.
Rolling Active Seating
Choose a lower rolling stool when desk-height mobility and an air-filled active seat are more important than a fixed base.
Back Support
A task-chair format keeps a more familiar chair shape while adding a movement-friendly seating approach and rolling base.
How to choose active office seating
Measure your desk height and compare it with each seat's adjustment range. Then decide whether you want a fixed base or wheels, an edgeless stool seat or chair-style seat, and whether integrated back support matters. Also check the available footprint and stated weight capacity.
Active Seating FAQ
What is a wobble stool?
A wobble stool uses a base and seat designed to permit controlled movement while seated. The amount and type of movement varies by model.
Which stool works with a standing desk?
Start with the seat-height range. A taller stool such as Wobble Stool is designed for higher working positions, while lower models are intended for conventional desk-height use.
Should I choose wheels or a stationary base?
Choose wheels if moving around the workstation is important. Choose a stationary base when you prefer a planted perch with rocking and tilting movement.








