Hi, I'm Steve Smith with Camper Van Freedom. This is my Boreeman collapsible stool. There is little room for a chair in my van, so I bought a seat that packs down small. It gives me a useful little place to sit, and I have no complaints. The stored shape is the reason this purchase made sense for my setup. The matching product picture shows the stool extended beside its shallow, round packed form. The seat sits above a nested body rather than folding chair legs. That difference is easy to see when comparing the two shapes in the picture. One is the seat arrangement; the other is the package that has to find room among my equipment. My build photographs show the wider equipment-storage context. I had a portable saw setup outside the van and built the drawer frame on the patio. Work moved between planning, cutting and fitting. The illustrative workshop footage shows measuring and holding work, alongside the photographs of my actual setup. For the stool, the useful comparison is the space it occupies when put away. A full-size chair brings its frame and seat into the storage arrangement. This stool collapses into a shallow round package. The diagram separates using the seat, collapsing its body and putting the packed form away. My page includes two researched alternatives. Fishboy uses another telescoping stool arrangement. The TravelChair Slacker is a fabric-seated tripod that folds its legs together. Their matching pictures show the difference between a round collapsing body and a folding tripod. These are comparison products; my ownership account here is about the Boreeman. My takeaway is straightforward. I had little room for a chair, wanted a useful little seat and liked the small packed size. This purchase has worked well for me. The important distinction is between the space a seat needs while being used and the space it takes when stored with the rest of the van equipment. Thanks for watching. I'm Steve Smith with Camper Van Freedom. The full Boreeman stool page, my build photographs and current buying options are linked below. Until next time.