The Rumford Gardener JBI2000 Gardener’s Kneeler/Seat
May 27, 2017 - Comment
Portable and practical, this clever garden seat doubles as a kneeler. Constructed of durable, lightweight tubular steel with a padded foam cushion, it makes a sturdy seat for outdoor chores and a comfortable kneeler when turned upside down. The legs lock in the upright position for safety and fold flat for easy storage. Imported. 19-1/4Hx23-3/4Wx10-1/2D”.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 Features
- Collapsible kneeler/seat for comfort when gardening
- 2-in-1 gardening accessory is practical and versatile
- Durable, tubular, steel frame; powder coating prevents weather damage
- Cushion provides knee protection, and comfortable seat
- Measures 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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No No Kneeler! Bench/kneelers are GREAT and very helpful for us older gardeners — HOWEVER — this item as it appears on-line, is not the one the company shipped me. They insist the cheaper made version of the one pictured is ‘just as good’. Can’t seem to get them to agree to honor the supposed Lifetime Warranty either. This type of bait ‘N Switch tactics should be illegal!!
Ruined by first use My 80 year old father has a similar version to this product purchased some 10 years ago that has about finally worn out. It is made of a heavier duty steel. When pop tried this one out for the first time as a kneeler, using the sides as handles as he does with his old version, one side promptly collapsed.
One of the handiest things around for bad knees and backs. 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.