HAGER Worldwide Bambach Saddle Seat Classic Small 790099C Guide

Bambach Saddle Seat
Assembly & Adjustment Guide
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Bambach Saddle Seat with Back Assembly
Wheel Assembly (If Necessary)
• Insert wheels into base as shown
• After starting wheel insertion press down
on the base on the oor to fully seat the
wheels.
Gas Cylinder Insertion
• Place the gas cylinder in the hole of the
ve star base
• Fully insert cylinder into base
Optional Foot Ring Installation
• Place the foot ring onto gas cylinder and
tighten at desired height
(Note: Footring is available for all stool types)
Seat Base Installation
• Looking at the bottom of the seat base
line up the hole with the top of the gas
cylinder post
• Slide seat base onto gas cylinder post
through the hole
• Sit on the seat base to lock into position
Seat Back Installation
• The seat back support located on the seat
base has installation grooves for inserting
the seat back
• Insert seat back into the grooves of the
seat base
• Slide seat back all the way into the seat
base
Bambach Saddle Seat with Back
Shown without optional footring
This completes the installation of the Bambach Saddle Seat with back assembly.
Please read the“Adjustments” section for more details on how to get the full
functionality from your stool.
*Please remember to complete your warranty card.
441 19th Street SE • Hickory, NC 28602
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Bambach Saddle Seat without Back Assembly
Wheel Assembly (If Necessary)
• Insert wheels into base as shown
• After starting wheel insertion press down
on the base on the oor to fully seat the
wheels.
Gas Cylinder Insertion
• Place the gas cylinder in the hole of the
ve star base
• Fully insert cylinder into base
Optional Assistant Arm Armrest Installation
• Place compression ring onto gas cylinder
and position at desired height. Use an allen
wrench to tighten set screws
• Slide Armrest onto top of gas
cylinder
(Note: Armrest is available for all stool types)
Seat Base Installation
• Looking at the bottom of the seat base
line up the hole with the top of the gas
cylinder post
• Slide seat base onto gas cylinder post
through the hole
• Sit on the seat base to lock into position
Bambach Saddle Seat without Back
Shown with optional assistant arm armrest
This completes the installation of the Bambach Saddle Seat without back
assembly. Please read the “Adjustments” section for more details on how to get the
full functionality from your stool.
*Please remember to complete your warranty card.
441 19th Street SE • Hickory, NC 28602
[phone]
www.hagerworldwide.com

Step 4 (Seat Height Adjustment)
• With your feet placed at on the oor,
pull up on the rst
lever on your right
hand side so that
the height of the
seat brings the back
of your knees to an
angle between
30 and 45 degrees
Step 5 (Seat Tilt Adjustment)
• Using the second lever on your right
hand side pull up to adjust the tilt of
your seat to your preferred comfort
Step 6 (Seat Back Adjustment)
• The back of the Bambach Saddle Seat can also be
adjusted up and down, as well as, forward and back.
Bambach Saddle Seat Seat Adjustment
Step 1
• Standing in front of the seat
Step 2
• Pull the seat between your legs
Step 3
• Sit onto the chair with your bottom to
the very back of the seat
Bambach Saddle Seat without Back
Shown with optional assistant arm / armrest
Tips for Sitting on a Bambach Saddle Seat
It may take a few days to a few weeks for your body to adjust to your new sitting position.
If you take a little time each day for the rst few days you will quickly get use to the new way of sitting.
Day 1 - Sit up to 15-20 minutes only
Day 2 - 15-20 minutes repeated a few times throughout the day
Day 3 through 5 - Repeat the 15-20 minute sitting intervals
When you feel comfortable increase the time and remember to take regular breaks. The following week increase the sitting time.
*If you experience any discomfort or pressure in any new areas take a break for a few days and then return to Step 1.
441 19th Street SE • Hickory, NC 28602
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Forward Position Tilt
Seat Back (Up Position)
Mid Position Tilt
Seat Back (Down Position)
Back Position Tilt