Who uses creeper seats/mechanics roller seats?

I'm looking to make use of a space directly under a loft/deck built within a large 30' x 40' garage (using less than half).

Who uses creeper seats/mechanics roller seats? Recommendations? There are a handful of general styles I'm looking at, wheels seem small on some; I want one that doesn't have reviews/comments that wheels fall off. I'm thinking I'd buy two for ~$50/each. You can pay less, you can pay 6x as much.

Common features are tool trays/buckets/cup holders/places for scissors (though you could put something in bucket/on tray) ... and tiny wheels (some have better looking wheels, built better generally).

Cement floors; aging knees and back; not enough clearance to go vertical in bloom (probably), but there is enough to vert veg. I want to sit and roll as often as I can.

. I want to sit and roll as often as I can.

Me too

I went with griots garage. I deserve a comfortable seat.

Comfort, not bulky, wheels roll well on concrete. The one at Sears looks pretty good -- biggest scissor holder area and rubber wheels. Prices are volatile right now. A really nice seat would be $100s, but I think I can still get one at or under $100 that has good wheels.

The area between flood trays will only be so wide. So, tires meant for an outdoor rolling seat won't fit well and can't turn/pivot/roll like I'd need it to.

The Griot's Garage King's Pneumatic Creeper II does look like a good seat. Thanks.

Lot of things out there for broken down gardeners, mechanics and other humans...

mytwhyt said:

Lot of things out there for broken down gardeners, mechanics and other humans...

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yes, of course. but more than that, making use of the space available is making me adjust; I'll have to stay low. it's going to be dope! and instead of two 4' x 12' bloom-dedicated spaces, I'll save ~$700 in lights (i.e., two fewer lights) by dividing it into two 8' x 6' bloom-dedicated spaces. With 66" 120 W bar lights, it should work out to 660W per 6' x 4' space. Low ceiling under the loft/deck space in garage.

An adjustable head rest is a must! This is a nice looking creeper from Harbor Freight

Creeper

Staying with the lowrider theme, do you think I could get away with putting four 4' x 6' flood trays on twin-sized bed frames? 4' is only about 6" wider than a twin mattress. I guess it just depends how sturdy a flood tray is. If they're like a tray meant for chemical spills, they've got to be very thick plastic and won't bend/tip if 3" hang over the edge across the width.

Because I hand-feed plants, I'm not sure why I'd need to spend a lot of money on rolling benches just to get between plants. Also, rolling tables are too tall for the space I have in mind.

I'd hope to find bed frames with better wheels.