Perching Stools FAQs

A perching stool is a mobility aid designed for people with limited mobility. It allows users to sit in a semi-standing position, making it easier to sit down and stand up while reducing strain on the legs, hips, and lower back.

Unlike a standard chair, a perching stool has a slightly angled seat that supports a semi-standing posture. This design helps users maintain better balance and posture while performing everyday tasks.

Perching stools are not suitable for individuals with poor balance and those who are unable to bear weight on one or both legs. If in doubt we recommend checking with a doctor or Occupational Therapist prior to purchase.

Yes. Most perching stools can be assembled in under 15 minutes. Refer to the product guide for detailed instructions.

Yes. They are lightweight and easy to move between rooms.

Most models can be wiped clean with a cloth and mild detergent. Refer to the user guide for specific care instructions.

Yes. In the UK, perching stools qualify for VAT exemption as mobility aids. Those with long term disabilities and charities can apply for VAT relief.

No the perching stools do not fold however, for some models you can remove the legs and armrests for easy storage.

Perching stools are generally designed for use in and around the home. Whilst you could, for example use them in the garden on a short term basis it is important they are used on flat ground.