Yes, the Saxseat assembly is pretty straightforward, we also send assembly instructions with each seat.  We even have some great videos of Kostas, the inventor assembling the seat here:

• SAXSEAT assembly – https://youtu.be/HUesaImmtm8
• Backrest assembly – https://youtu.be/CD3J29tDkrw

Well, we have built the Saxseat to be sturdy and stable and last a long time, so it weighs in at around 11.5Kg. For some, this may be too heavy to carry around to your venue,  But the great thing is, the SaxSeat has an adaptable arm that can detach from the seat, and you can carry this arm which only weighs around 1Kg easily to your venue and simply attach the arm to pretty much any chair or stool you choose to.

If there are any factory or delivery related issues with the seat, we are happy to either send you a spare part, or we can arrange a refund or replacement for you.

We are always contactable for support, either through our social media channels, or email us directly at team@saxseat.com and we will do our best to support you.  You can also contact us through the contact form here 

If you have ever spent hours playing the saxophone, you will know just how important good posture is. Saxseat’s ergonomic design allows for the user to adopt different postures to aid better sax playing.

The Saxseat is the only patented product that completely supports both the musician and instrument while playing the saxophone. It’s fully adjustable to fit any size player. The saxseat creates an ergonomic position and helps you improve posture while playing your tenor or baritone saxophone.  With improved posture, this will help with back and neck issues, but also allow for better lung capacity to play the sax.

Kostas Efesopoulos the inventor, has been a musician for over 30 years now. Originally from Cyprus he studied music at the Birmingham Conservatory in the UK before returning home. Although he does play other instruments he specialises in the saxophone and is both a professional musician and music teacher.

Alongside this, he also has a passion for inventing things and is a proficient metal worker. It’s the combination of these 2 traits that lead to the invention of the SaxSeat.

He has built up a dedicated and motivated team that all want to see saxophone players embrace the Saxseat for the future.  We aim to be an open and transparent company and we are always open to comments to help us improve our business.