Ergonomic Stools

Sit or perch in a healthy, supportive posture 

A versatile, stylish complement to both traditional and standing desks, Fully’s ergonomic stools enable you to sit, lean, or perch in a healthy posture that supports your body’s natural ability to find balance. 

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  1. fully tic toc chair natural with cushion front view Tic Toc Chair 50% off

    Tic Toc Chair

    Move-without-thinking-about-it chair
    133
    Starts at $124.50 $249.00
  2. fully luna standing desk stool blue white base Luna Standing Desk Stool 50% off

    Luna Standing Desk Stool

    Easy leaning for more active working
    166
    Starts at $124.50 $249.00
  3. Iloa - Chair - Natural Beech - Wash	ILOA Saddle Chair 50% off

    ILOA Saddle Chair

    A saddle chair with more leg support
    32
    Starts at $197.50 $395.00
  4. ILOA Barstool - Natural Seat - Slate Cushion - Black Base ILOA Bar Stool 50% off

    ILOA Bar Stool

    A saddle for standing-height surfaces
    1
    Starts at $114.50 $229.00
  5. fully tic toc together natural with cushion Tic Toc Together 50% off

    Tic Toc Together

    Find your shared rhythm
    Starts at $100.00 $200.00
  6. fully tic toc tyke natural Tic Toc Tyke 50% off

    Tic Toc Tyke

    A chair to let the wiggles loose
    2
    Starts at $74.50 $149.00

Your Fully Questions, Answered (FAQ)

What is an ergonomic office stool?

  • An ergonomic office stool is one that enables you to sit or perch in a healthy posture that supports the natural S-curve of your spine. They often don’t include arms or backs, instead helping you build core and leg muscles that allow you to support your own body as you sit.

Is a stool better for your back? Are stools better for posture?

  • Not all stools are created equal. Saddle stools and standing desk stools that allow you to drop your knees and open your hips are better for your back and encourage a natural, healthy posture.

How do you sit on an ergonomic stool?

  • How you sit on an ergonomic stool will vary based on the style of the stool. Saddle stools put your body into an ergonomic posture, while standing desk stools allow you to lean or perch on the edge of the stool to achieve that same healthy position. Regardless of style, you’ll want your feet flat on the floor or on a footring for the best support.