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Joseph Lazo

 

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Wisconsin, USA
Post  Posted 12 Aug 2024 9:12 am    
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I've been using a cajon with a cushion on top, but want something with wheels so it can be easily moved around (on a carpeted floor). There are plenty of stools with wheels, but I'm looking for one that is height adjustable and that will work on carpeted floors as well as hard floors. Does anyone have such a stool they could recommend?
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Brad Bechtel


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Post  Posted 12 Aug 2024 5:10 pm    
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For what it's worth, Amazon has quite a few options.
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Joseph Lazo

 

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Wisconsin, USA
Post  Posted 12 Aug 2024 5:48 pm    
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Yeah, I know Amazon has a lot of stools. I've looked. There's just too many to sort through. That's why I was asking for recommendations from folks who use stools for playing lap steel, hoping maybe someone had found something that works well and isn't a disposable POS.
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David Becker

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 13 Aug 2024 5:34 pm    
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I, too, looked and looked for an adjustable height stool that was solid and would roll on a carpeted surface. My conclusion: if you are talking about a carpet with a pad underneath, one probably does not exist. With carpet over a hard surface, you might find something. I have the former, and I use a drum throne sitting on 3 - 3 1/2" plastic sliders - the kind you put under sofa legs. I don't need to move long distances, so that works for me, but even then, I have to make sure there is some downward pressure on the sliders because they are not actually attached to the feet of the stool.

I wish you good luck, and if you find something, I hope you'll share it with us!
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Joseph Lazo

 

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Wisconsin, USA
Post  Posted 13 Aug 2024 6:01 pm    
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I found this on Etsy. But, yegads, $825!


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David Becker

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 13 Aug 2024 6:21 pm    
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And not even a cushioned seat!!
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Larry Dering


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Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 17 Aug 2024 7:41 pm    
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Maybe put wheels on a drum seat
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Joseph Lazo

 

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Wisconsin, USA
Post  Posted 24 Aug 2024 3:30 pm    
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Saw this in the Used dept at local GC for $35 and got it. Looks like it was never used. It doesn't roll, and it doesn't have a quick adjust for seat height, but is stable and has a good seat cushion. Best (affordably priced) stool I could find. I think similar stools go for $45 and up online.

The seat looks really long in this photo, but it's only 24".


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David Becker

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 25 Aug 2024 10:37 am    
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Joseph,
I use the same stool for pedal steel, and I use 3 1/2" furniture sliders to make it possible to slide around on carpet - not the same as rolling on wheels, but it works fine for me. You can get a set for 7 bucks or so at Lowe's, Home Depot, or Amazon, of course. I use the same for a drum throne when playing lap steel. Best, David
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