Crandall Office Furniture’s Steelcase 462 Leap V2 aftermarket side activated stool gas cylinders have been constructed to meet original OEM chair specifications and are built to last.
A office chair gas cylinder is the height adjustment mechanism on the chair. The typical life span of a office chair gas cylinder is 4-7 years, depending on use and abuse. If failed, your chair will be left with limited or no height adjustment, however you can quickly and easily replace your broken Steelcase 462 Leap V2 stool gas cylinder today.
Our Steelcase 462 Leap V2 gas cylinders are made to fit all Steelcase 462 Leap V2 chairs using the side activated style gas cylinder – Manufactured after 01-19-2009.
This cylinder can successfully be used on a standard Steelcase 462 Leap V2 chair, to convert it to stool height, standing desk, sit-to-stand desk, or bar height. Also available is our full stool conversion kit (including foot ring) for the Steelcase 462 Leap V2 chair.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Length / Maximum Extension: 21.75″
- Overall Length / Minimum Extension: 14.50″
- Amount of adjustment: 7.25″
- Only Fits Steelcase 462 Leap V2 Chairs using the newer side activated style gas cylinder – Manufactured after 01-19-2009
We have included installation instructions to help you install your aftermarket replacement stool gas cylinder (same procedure as a standard gas cylinder), but please feel free to contact us with any issues or questions.
Steelcase 462 Leap V2 Side Activated Stool Gas Cylinder Installation Video (https://youtu.be/Ft1_d9zaWN8) (same installation as standard height gas cylinder):
Steven Hawkins (verified owner) –
Excellent service. I would buy from Crandall Office Products again.
Kevin Kruger (verified owner) –
Way too tall for me – I am 5’6″ and my feet don’t touch the ground all the way down. But I figured out a solution. I took apart the new and old cylinder (the bottom housing the strut goes into) and swapped them. Now my feet touch the floor and it’s usable. You just can’t fully extend the strut up without it coming out of the housing. but i will never use the chair that high so it’s not a big deal. Better than a seized up one that doesn’t move at all!