Work chairs
Footrests
Footrests for workplaces where the feet no longer rest securely on the floor once the seat height is set correctly: 29 models from Bosch Rexroth, Treston, meychair, Bedrunka+Hirth, Bimos, Reeco, Warmbier and Throna. 19 of them are available in an ESD version for the EPA. Prices range from EUR 47 to EUR 641 net.
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- 29 items
- 8 manufacturers
- Net prices plus VAT
Buying guide
How to choose Footrests
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Selection criteria for footrests
Freestanding or mounted
Freestanding footrests from Treston or Bedrunka+Hirth can be used at any workplace. The Bosch Rexroth footrests attach to profiles with a 10 mm slot, Reeco mounts on the crossbar of the workstation.
Bosch Rexroth footrestsHeight and tilt
The adjustable models cover heights from 65 to 410 mm. A tilting footplate, 8 to 25 degrees on Bimos models, keeps the ankle in a relaxed position.
Bimos footrestsPlatform
Plastic (5 models) is easy to clean, wood (2 models) suits dry environments.
Models with plastic platformModel comparison
| Series | Brand | Height | Design | ESD | Price from (net) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| individual models | Treston | - | freestanding, W x D 550 x 350 mm | 5 of 5 | from EUR 178 |
| individual models | Bosch Rexroth | - | footrest 900 x 530 mm, 10 mm slot | 4 of 5 | from EUR 410 |
| individual models | meychair | 110 to 320 mm | steel frame, also with gas spring | 1 of 4 | from EUR 145 |
| individual models | Bedrunka+Hirth | 110 to 320 mm | inclined, freestanding | 1 of 4 | from EUR 80 |
| individual models | Bimos | 65 to 410 mm | tilting footplate, glides | 1 of 3 | from EUR 226 |
| Premium | Reeco | - | on Premium crossbar | 3 of 3 | from EUR 169 |
| Economic | Bosch Rexroth | - | footrest 900 x 400 mm, configurable | 1 of 2 | from EUR 105 |
| individual models | Warmbier | - | adjustable, with grounding cable | 2 of 2 | from EUR 175 |
| individual models | Throna | - | round, 460 mm diameter | 1 of 1 | from EUR 47 |
Footrests in the EPA
Anyone standing on a footrest has no contact with the dissipative floor. The charge must then drain through the footrest: from the person through the footwear into the conductive platform and from there via the floor or a grounding cable to the ground point. Chairs are tested to DIN EN 61340-5-1 with a resistance from seat surface to ground point below 1 x 1010 ohms, and the footrest is part of the workstation check.
Typical applications
The footrests are mainly used at ESD assembly stations (20 models) and industrial workplaces (14), as well as at office and laboratory workplaces.





















