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| | Features | Collapsible kneeler/seat for comfort when gardening2-in-1 gardening accessory is practical and versatileDurable, tubular, steel frame; powder coating prevents weather damageCushion provides knee protection, and comfortable seatMeasures 16-by-6-1/2-by-2-1/2-inches folded; stands 17-inches tall as seat; weighs 9.82 pounds; lifetime warranty
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| | Description | The Rumford Gardener gardener's kneeler/seat is practical and versatile -- two of a gardener's favorite qualities in a tool. Turn the cushioned kneeler right-side up, and it becomes a comfortable seat, capable of supporting up to 225 pounds. Use it to extend your time in the garden without putting additional stress on your body. The kneeler/seat features a durable, tubular steel frame with powder coating to resist weather damage. The lightweight unit weighs just 9.82 pounds; it stands 17 inches tall as a seat and folds down to a convenient 16-by-6-1/2-by-2-1/2 inches for easy storage. The kneeler/seat is covered by a lifetime warranty. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 10.88 inches | | Product Width: | 24.75 inches | | Product Height: | 5.31 inches | | Package Length: | 24.6 inches | | Package Width: | 11.1 inches | | Package Height: | 5.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 9.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 49 reviews |
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42 of 43 found the following review helpful:
 One of the handiest things around for bad knees and backs. Nov 04, 2007
By Katy Lake
Just about everybody over the age of thirty has some kind of issue with knee and/or back pain, esp. when you want to do seasonal clean-ups inside or out.
I was kind of flabbergasted when I was on my hands and knees, cleaning the bathroom floor, and my knees...hurt!...just from kneeling on the tile. I bought this device to help with that chore, and it's a lifesaver. It's made for outdoor use (and it's one of the sturdiest things I've ever bought), but for me it's been wonderful for indoor cleaning.
The reviews here are excellent, so I don't want to reinvent that wheel. There are just two things I'd add from my own observations; that is, things you might not know until you actually order and get this kneeler.
First of all, the yellow pad is on both sides, it's not just padded one one side. Now as it's show in this picture, it's something to sit on. If you burn it upside down so the yellow pads are a few inches off the floor, behold! It's a kneeler! The metal "arms" that become long when you flip it over are extremely sturdy. If you have problems working on the floor and getting up, they'll hold your weight easily and make getting off the floor a breeze (you don't even have to be kneeling ON it to use it as a sturdy prop to stand up.)
The other thing is that the device is folded up when you get it. To use it, you just open one "leg," then the other. Some folks seem to have problems folding it back up (very easy to store.) To do this, look for the springs on each side. There is a metal bar that runs perpendicular to the springs. Grasp the bar AND the spring section and squeeze. It's very resilient. You don't have to force the two bars together, but just enough to loosen the knobs that click into place when you open the device. When you squeeze (and yes, it's a bit hard if you're a woman), push the arm down, and one half is folded. Do the same with the other side, and you're done. (To open it, just open each arm. It locks into place with no effort.)
You don't have to be an AARP member to find this device to be incredibly useful. I bought two: one for indoors and one for outside stuff. I absolutely recommend it if you find that your glucosamine and chondroitin tablets are taking awhile to kick in with that knee pain!
24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
Great household and gardening "tool" Apr 26, 2007
By Irish Lace
I love this neat little household "tool." It's compact, light, sturdy, folds up, easy to carry, hose-off-able and makes getting up and down from my knees SO much easier. I even realized that I could bring it inside and it made a perfect stool for cleaning low cabinets or a kneeler for scrubbing baseboards. Absolutely recommend. I'm thinking of getting them as gifts for my home-owning family members and friends.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Pamper your favorite gardener Nov 16, 2007
By Kathlyn Storey
"Kathlyn A Storey"
I have owned this bench/kneeler for some years and would not part with it. It is lightweight but amazingly strong. It is a ready made seat for me in the garage, and it doesn't take up much space. I am (unfortunately) 175 pounds, and this bench supports me easily. Because of arthritis, the kneeler option is a must for me out in the garden not just because of my knees but because the bench's legs will help me stand up. This is money well spent for anyone you know who is a serious gardener.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Great item for gardening Aug 17, 2007
By Jeri Baumeister
I ordered this kneeler after borrowing a neighbors and finding it a great product. However, I must say, I first ordered it from Amazon at appx. $10 less and with no shipping. But surprise - after waiting appx. 2 months was informed it would be a wait until January before available. So found the same item at a higher cost and paid shipping. However, still had to go through Amazon to find it. It was not available on the vendor's website - at least that I could find. Still well worth it. I find that I cannot do without it. No more sore muscles and weeding has been so easy. I am not a spring chicken. I first thought it would be a pain to keep moving it to the next point along a long flower bed. No such thing. Just disappointed in Amazon for offering something they could not provide. The kneeler I finally ordered from Florian (though Amazon) arrived as promised on the exact day it was promised. Highly recommend this item for folks who have a little trouble getting up and down while weeding. Actually think it is a good thing for anyone doing this labor intesive chore.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Useful for someone who is hadicapped Jul 04, 2006
By S. Guthrie
I bought this for my sister who is undergoing chemotherapy and still wanted to be able to work a little with her flowers. She is quite weak and has a hard time getting up and down. In the sitting position this works very well for her, she can reach her flowers and pull a few weeds. And when she gets a little stronger and can kneel, will be able to use the high sides to assist her in getting up. She likes the seat really well. It has enabled her to do something she enjoys.
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