Why do you need the gardening kneeler seat – This gardening stool can help alleviate back and knee pain with its sturdy arms and frame. The reinforced structure of our gardening bench kneeler and seat is perfectly suited for those working in their gardens but cannot find relief from pain.
Product Details Introduction
Why choose us – This garden stool has a widened cushion pad to enhance sitting comfort. A perfect gardening workseat for senior gardeners, grandparents, mom & dad who love to spend their time in yard. Highly recommended gift for people with knee replacements, joint surgery and arthritis.
Multifunctional Gardening Tool – The sturdy arms assist you going to a standing position with ease. The multifunctional garden kneeler and seat can be flipped over to convert it into a comfortable seat that can help you sit and relax for a while when tired from gardening activities.
Compact folding – With just a snap, you can unfold and fold back this great kneeling stool. The garden kneeling bench is sturdy, but light enough to pick up easily and move around the garden.
| Name | removable handle Folding Garden Kneeler |
| Material | Steel and eva |
| weight | 2.64kg |
| size | Unfold size: 53.5x29x43.5cm Folded size: 59x27x14.5cm |
| Diameter | 22cm |
Packaging
Very Comfortable for Gardening
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