Garden kneelers project
lucillle
5 years ago
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Do you know anyone who uses a garden seat / kneeler?
Comments (8)I bought one this spring to use on the cement sidewalk that curves around the front of the house and encloses a huge flower bed, which sports a healthy population of bindweed. I thought it was great, until my DD9 decided to use the 'seat function' on one of her pea picking expeditions. The pea plot is on a slope, and DD9 placed the kneeler / seater on that slope, and sat down. After an inappropriate wiggle, the thing collapsed, bending the braces that hold it in the seater position. I bent them back with very little effort, which would indicate a poor choice of material. I'm not that strong, and DD9 tends to the svelte....See MoreDo you know anyone who uses a garden seat / kneeler?
Comments (1)Time for this one to move on....See Morehas anyone used a Kneeler/Seat for gardening?
Comments (15)I used to use a 2" thick vinyl covered foam pad to kneel on but it's getting too hard for me to get up (my knees are shot- and I'm not ready for knee replacement yet). The kneeler/seat would be handy because if I do kneel then I'd have to arms to help me get up again. Last summer I didn't kneel at all - I did most of my planting and weeding by bending over - not the most attractive view and not the most comfortable for my back....See MoreKneeler with raised handles?
Comments (6)I have options for sitting, like stools I have. To sit and dig means bending the back at an acute angle, which I have already found out in recent years gives more pain long term. That's why I have chosen (until surgery) to kneel for things that other people must bend for. I recently hired someone to help clean out the front beds (something really new for me). She did the whole job bending double or squatting: never knelt once. I was watching her carefully, since that seemed like a novelty to me. After she left I tried continuing her way for an hour: and found it gave me more trouble for the next 2 days. I must have switched to kneeling years back and forgotten why....See Morelucillle
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