Folding Garden Kneeler Stool Bench Thick Knneling Pad With Large Tool Pouch

The Outsunny garden kneeler is the perfect accessory for any gardener. An ergonomic design helps prevent sore knees, with arm support to make it easy to stand back up, and cozy padding on each side to provide a comfortable sitting experience. It can be both used as a knee pad or, when flipped over, as a gardening seat. The foldable design makes for efficient, space-saving storage when not in use.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• An ergonomic design prevents sore knees, assists with standing up, and provides a comfortable place to sit. Soft, long foam padding is included for cushioning.
• This kneeling bench helps take back your garden, providing a stable and comfortable position for those with arthritis. It can be used as a seat when it is upright, or as a kneeling chair when it is turned over
• A conveniently collapsible design lets you fold up and pack more easily. Give yourself an easy, space-saving storage solution for your garden supplies.
• Our garden kneeler is built with a strong steel frame and EVA foam, which provides the knee protection and arm support you need to make it easy to get up and down
• Overall Dimensions: 22.75" L x 11" W x 19.25" H. Folded Dimensions: 23.5" L x 10.5" W x 5.25" H. Weight Capacity: 330 lbs.
• Metal
• Other
• Imported

Aosom LLC
27150 SW Kinsman Rd Wilsonville, OR 97070
(503) 746-5886/marketing@aosom.com

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