LowRider | rollable workshop stool
To wrap a car from top to bottom requires not only skill and expertise, but also patience and endurance. Lower areas of the car body like bumpers, sills and wheel arches can only be worked on on the knees or in a squatting position... or in a sitting position, if our workshop stool LowRider is available ;-)
The development of the LowRider goes back to a suggestion of our customer Joanna Malinowska: She asked us to build a chair for car wrapping which allows an optimal sitting position while applying the film. In addition to its comfortable seat cushion and smooth-running wheels, this rolling stool offers a few additional features that are useful for car wrapping: A tool tray for knives, squeegees and other small tools, a metal plate for holding mounting magnets at hand and the ability to vary the seat height with the optional LowRider Extensions.
Product features
- workshop stool for film wrapping and assembly work
- seat cushion with easy-care surface
- smooth-running casters
- magnetic clips for steel measuring tapes
- holding plate for SpeedMag mounting magnets
- tool tray for small tools such as WrapSticks
- integrated handle for easy transport
- LowRider Extension in three different versions (sold separately)
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LowRider Extension 1 (15 cm)
The idea for the workshop stool LowRider was realized by us on customer request. In the meantime, it is hard to imagine the car wrapping scene without it,
because car wrappers like to protect their bottom from the cold floor ;-)
LowRider Extension 2 (25cm)
The idea for the workshop stool LowRider was realized by us on customer request. In the meantime, it is hard to imagine the car wrapping scene without it,
because car wrappers like to protect their bottom from the cold floor ;-)
LowRider Extension 3 (40cm)
The idea for the workshop stool LowRider was realized by us on customer request. In the meantime, it is hard to imagine the car wrapping scene without it,
because car wrappers like to protect their bottom from the cold floor ;-)
To wrap a car from top to bottom requires not only skill and expertise, but also patience and endurance. Lower areas of the car body like bumpers, sills and wheel arches can only be worked on on the knees or in a squatting position... or in a sitting position, if our workshop stool LowRider is available ;-)