Grip Garage Kingdom Low Profile Creeper Seat (20305)

I'm and old guy and I have an old driveway that I have to pull the weeds & grass out of the cracks. I can't stoop well any more and kneeling is out of the question. I normally used a cushion to sit on but it's a pain to have to move it along the driveway. I saw this and it's ideal. It's low enough for me to weed and it rolls, no more lifting my butt, moving the pad and then hoping my butt hits it instead of the concrete. And, it has a back so that, as I'm weeding, I can pause, light up a cigarette and gaze at my progress. I also use it to edge the drive and sidewalks. Instead of a traditional edger, which is tough to use after a long winter and shoots dirt and grass all over the place that has to be swept up or blown onto the lawn, I use an old kitchen carving knife with a thin blade. I can slice through the 3-4 inch overhang easily and the strip separates in large pieces which I toss in a bag. Any dirt or grass left I just sweep up as I'm going. By removing the back and using this sideways I get right up to the edges of the lawn. Plus it has wheel locks for two of the wheels for those tough sections. Plus, I can remove the seat and wheels, turn it over and have a slightly higher seat which is great for cleaning the wheels and bottom parts of my car. I might get another for my basement. When I wash the floor I use a two sponges and two buckets instead of a mop. One has a cleaning agent and the other plain water. It allows me to reach areas the mop would have trouble getting to. On occasion I get a sewer backup, common in my neighborhood after a very heavy rain, so i have to add bleach to my cleaner to disinfect anything the water contacted. This would make the job go faster and I wouldn't have to kneel on who knows what as I clean because I can also use it to kneel on. What a great idea. The only issue I have is a puzzling one. It didn't come with instructions but it's easy enough to put together, it even comes with its own assembly tools. I had one small piece, a flat steel about .020 x .750 x 3.00 that is bent 90 degrees about 1 inch and the longer size has a hole that looks like it's for the pin that attaches the back. It doesn't fit anywhere that I can see. I'm thinking some practical joker thru it in just to mess with me.

I detail vehicles as my second job and I normally use the roll around stools from harbor freight and they work great but when its time to clean the wheels and tires they just dont adjust down low enough so usually my back hurts when i am done. So i seen this low profile roll around and snatched it up. When it comes in it is set up to assemble in the “low” position so thats how i assembled it to try it out. At first that seemed to be the perfect height for cleaning on the wheels and tires but the only problem is its so low that it makes it very difficult to move around the vehicle. I got so frustrated with it that i pushed it to the corner and almost left a bad review. But then one day I decided to adjust it to the “high” position and wow what a difference! Its still the right height to clean the tires but its now very easy to move around the vehicle. The way to adjust the height is to simply flip the bars over that are attached to the seat. I would do this prior to attaching the wheels or you will have to flip the wheels also after you decide it too low like i did. I weigh about 165lbs and it’s plenty sturdy for me but I wouldn’t suggest much over 200lbs because i think it would eventually wear out the wheels if rolling on semi rough surfaces.

Well built and easy and intuitive to assemble and reconfigure. Very comfortable.

There's a more expensive unit that's about double the price of this one or more. But I decided to opt in and make this purchase and not paying attention to the 2 star rating it has.I use this for working on suspensions of vehicles in the family but mostly my own. Moving around on a garage floor is easy and being able to sit this low and be mobile helps!I've used this about 6x, all times were constantly up and down and around on it and it's held up fine. I take care of my stuff anyhow, and I'm specifically the type of person that doesn't plop down dead weight when sitting down on things. I love it as the rear back support can be removed quickly if you wanna use it for your knees. And working on a slope, like a driveway is fine as the locking casters help a ton!I've shown it off to others as it's a unique creeper seat, and they all loved it. Thank you for making this seat affordable to a DIYer such as myself.

The back sits a little loose but otherwise pretty stable and comfortable. I use mine in the house :)

It’s just what I wanted to work under my mid-rise lift. I didn’t give it five stars only because I’m not sure if the back rest will hold up? I’ve only had it for a couple of weeks so we’ll see?

Chair is good

I don’t like the long out rigger, they get caught on everything. They bend in a short time.