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Bucket Boss 93400 Kneeling Pad Foam 21 x 14 in
Foam kneeling pad measuring 21 by 14 inches cushions knees during welding or shop work
- Comfortable knee support with 21 by 14 inch foam pad
- Durable construction from Bucket Boss brand welding accessory
- Large surface area protects joints during extended work sessions
- Lightweight foam design allows easy repositioning around workspace
- Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical safety awareness required
Bucket Boss 93400 Kneeling Pad Foam
The Bucket Boss 93400 is a foam kneeling pad measuring 21 by 14 inches. It provides a cushioned surface for workers who spend extended periods on their knees. The pad is designed for use in welding, automotive repair and general maintenance tasks.
Replaces worn mats and hard surfaces
This pad upgrades from bare concrete, thin cardboard or deteriorated foam that no longer rebounds. The jump is worth it when knee fatigue sets in before the job is done or when the existing surface offers no insulation from cold floors.
Handles prolonged kneeling on hard floors
The 21 by 14 inch foam area comfortably supports an adult worker shifting position during welding or assembly work. It runs out when the task demands full-body lying down, heavy impact protection or resistance to sharp metal debris that can tear the foam.
Highlights
- Comfortable knee support with 21 by 14 inch foam pad
- Durable construction from Bucket Boss brand welding accessory
- Large surface area protects joints during extended work sessions
- Lightweight foam design allows easy repositioning around workspace
- Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical safety awareness required
Specifications
| Brand | BUCKET BOSS |
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Questions about this item
Will the 21 by 14 inch foam pad fit inside my standard tool bucket?
The pad measures 21 inches by 14 inches, so compare those dimensions to your bucket's interior before buying.
How do I secure the pad so it does not slide while I am welding?
The pad has no straps or adhesive; place it on a clean, dry surface and press down firmly to rely on friction alone.
When should I replace the foam kneeling pad?
Replace it when the foam no longer springs back, shows deep compression marks, or the surface begins to crumble.
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