Nova Medway Clinic Stool - 3 Colours

The Medway is a versatile clinical stool, but it may not be the most suitable seating option for every person or working environment.

• Users who prefer saddle seating: The Medway has a conventional flat-top seat rather than the shaped profile of a saddle stool.
• Practitioners needing a full office chair: The compact clinical design may not provide the additional seating features required for prolonged desk-based work.
• Users requiring fixed-position seating: The five-castor design is intended for mobility. Locking castors are not specified.
• Users outside the available height range: The 50–65 cm seat adjustment should be checked against individual body dimensions and treatment chair height.
• Users requiring specialist supportive seating: A clinical seating assessment may be appropriate where specific postural support, mobility assistance or pressure-management features are required.
• Users requiring a verified weight rating: A maximum user weight is not specified here. Confirm suitability before use where load capacity is a purchasing requirement.

For practitioners comparing different sitting positions, a conventional flat stool and a saddle-style stool can feel quite different. Personal comfort, task height and the wider clinical workstation should all be considered when choosing.

Practical seating tip: Start by adjusting the height of the stool and the position of the patient or treatment chair. Once the working height is comfortable, refine the seat tilt and backrest setting to suit your individual posture.

Important information for safe clinical use:

• The Medway is a practitioner seating product and is not intended to treat, prevent or cure back pain or any other musculoskeletal condition.
• Users with existing back, hip or other postural conditions may require an individual seating or workplace assessment before prolonged use.
• Place the stool on a firm, level surface and check that the castors are suitable for the flooring used in the treatment room.
• Do not stand on the stool, use it as a step or place excessive weight on the backrest.
• Sit centrally on the seat and avoid leaning beyond the supported base area, particularly when reaching for clinical equipment.
• Ensure all adjustment mechanisms are properly engaged before beginning clinical work.
• Do not exceed the permitted user weight. Confirm the applicable maximum load rating before use where required, as a verified figure is not provided here.
• Clean the upholstery using suitable products and methods. Compatibility with any particular disinfectant formulation should be checked before application.
• Inspect castors, upholstery and adjustment mechanisms regularly. Stop using the stool if components are damaged, loose or operating incorrectly.
• The stool is not a substitute for appropriate workstation design, regular changes of posture or individual ergonomic assessment where needed.

The Nova Medway Clinic Stool is an ergonomic, height-adjustable clinical stool designed for podiatrists, chiropodists and other healthcare professionals. It provides flexible practitioner seating for clinical examinations, foot-care treatments and other tasks requiring comfortable access to patients.

Key features include a 35 cm diameter flat-top seat, adjustable seat height from 50–65 cm, an adjustable backrest, adjustable seat tilt, swivel functionality and a five-castor base for manoeuvrability. Durable, easy-to-clean upholstery makes the stool practical for regular clinical use.

Available in Aqua, Cloud and Turquoise, the Medway is particularly suited to clinics requiring compact seating with multiple adjustment options. An upholstery re-covering service is also available on request. Sold individually in the selected colour.