Herman Miller Aeron Classic (V1) Drafting Stool
Herman Miller Aeron Classic (V1) Drafting Stool - Size B / Lumbar Support is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Warranty, Shipping, Cancellation, Return & Refund Policies
This refurbished Herman Miller Aeron Classic Stool comes with a 5-year mechanical warranty. Some minor cosmetic imperfections may be present. It ships for free across the contiguous US. For more information, please read our full Cancellation, Return, and Refund Policies.
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Description
Description
This is a genuine Herman Miller product that has been independently refurbished by OfficeLogixShop. OfficeLogixShop is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Herman Miller or MillerKnoll. "Herman Miller" and "Aeron" are registered trademarks of MillerKnoll, Inc. Limited replacement parts used during refurbishment may be non-OEM.
Herman Miller Aeron Classic Drafting Stool, Refurbished by OfficeLogixShop
All the Aeron comfort, raised to drafting-table height. This renewed Herman Miller Aeron drafting stool adjusts from 24 to 35 inches, stands on a stainless steel foot ring, and keeps the Classic's breathable Pellicle mesh, adjustable pivot arms and tilt controls. Choose your size and either the lumbar pad or PostureFit. Covered by a 5-year mechanical warranty.
| Seat height | 24" to 35" |
|---|---|
| Cylinder | 12.5" stroke, heavy-duty 15.5" body set deep in the base for stability |
| Foot ring | Stainless steel |
| Sizes | A, B or C (Size B suits most people from about 5'3" to 6'5") |
| Back support | Adjustable lumbar pad or PostureFit |
| Controls | Height-adjustable pivot arms, rear tilt limiter, tilt tension |
| Warranty | 5-year mechanical |
| Shipping | Free within the contiguous US |
Who the Aeron drafting chair is for
Architects at drafting tables, designers at tall work surfaces, lab technicians at bench height, and anyone with a standing desk who still wants to sit properly for part of the day. At height, the foot ring does the work a floor normally does, and the pivoting arms can be set to your work surface so your shoulders stay relaxed during detailed work.
How we renew it
Every stool is deep cleaned and every adjustment tested. We replace parts as needed, including the gas cylinder, foot ring, lumbar support, armrests and casters, and inspect the Pellicle mesh for tension and wear. Setup and sizing videos are further down this page.
Herman Miller Aeron Stool price: renewed vs new
A genuine Herman Miller Aeron Stool, renewed by OfficeLogixShop, for under $700.
Herman Miller no longer makes the Aeron Classic stool. The new price shown is for the current Aeron Stool, the version Herman Miller sells today.
A renewed Aeron stool brings the Aeron's mesh and adjustments to drafting-table and counter height for far less than a new one, with the wear parts replaced and the height mechanism tested before it ships.
Will a drafting stool fit your work surface?
A simple rule works for most people: the work surface should sit about 10 to 12 inches above the seat. With a 24" to 35" seat, this stool suits surfaces from roughly 35" to 47" high.
Where it works
- Kitchen and shop counters, usually about 36" high
- Drafting tables and lab benches
- Bar-height tables, usually about 42" high
- Standing desks set to a perching height
Where it does not
A standard 29" to 30" desk is too low: even at its lowest, the seat puts your knees under the desktop. For a regular desk, choose the Aeron Classic chair instead.
Already have an Aeron?
You can raise your own Aeron Classic to drafting height with our Aeron stool cylinder and a 19-inch foot ring. At the higher range, the height cable and knob kit keeps the height control working properly.
Setting it up well
Set the seat so your forearms rest level on the work surface, then move the foot ring until your thighs are roughly level and your feet rest flat on it. Your feet should never dangle.
Set up your Aeron drafting stool
Keep your Aeron Classic going for decades
Find the symptom, get the part and watch our repair video. Every part below is made or stocked by OfficeLogixShop for the Aeron Classic.
- Chair sinks while you sitHeavy-duty gas cylinder
- Chair sinks: try this firstQuick fix before you buy a part
- Height lever loose or does nothingHeight cable and knob kit
- Back mesh torn or saggingBack mesh replacement
- Seat mesh torn or saggingSeat mesh replacementSize B video here, Size C video on the part page.
- Seat frame crackedSeat pan with new mesh, ready to bolt on
- Back frame crackedBack frame with new mesh
- Seat wobbles side to sideBushing (spacer) set
- Seat rattles at the hipsHip pivot bolts
- Armrest spins or won't lock its angleArm index set of 2
- Arm pads cracked or stickyVinyl or leather arm pads
- Tilt won't lock, or forward tilt stopped workingTilt limiter and knobs kit
- Old thumbwheel arms slip downFlip lever upgrade for chairs made before 2004
- Hard front edge under your thighsSeat foam insertSizes A and B here; a Size C insert is also available.
- Casters scratch hard floorsSoft casters for hard floors
- Scuffed frame or baseGraphite touch-up paint
- Upgrade: support lower downPostureFit kit for the Aeron Classic
- Upgrade: neck and head supportHeadrest for the Aeron Classic (Sizes B and C)
Questions about the Aeron drafting stool
Classic drafting stool or Remastered stool?
They work the same way at height. The Classic stool uses the Classic's one-tension Pellicle mesh and costs less; the Aeron Remastered stool adds the zoned 8Z Pellicle mesh and the newer arms.
Can I use this stool at a regular desk?
No. Its lowest seat height is 24", which is too high for a 29" to 30" desk. It is made for counters, drafting tables, lab benches and standing desks.
Try the stool at your working height
Bring the height of your counter or table to our Lewis Center showroom in the Columbus area, and we will set the stool to match it.








