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Best Rimming Chairs & Queening Chairs: Brand Comparison 2026

Fort Troff, JimSupport, XR Brands, BRUTUS — and the ASSTRONAUT. An honest comparison of every major facesitting chair, queening throne, and rim seat on the market.

By Kim S. Rhodes, Editor & Product Advisor · March 2026
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What Is a Rimming Chair / Queening Chair?

A rimming chair — also known as a queening chair, facesitting throne, face-sitting stool, smotherbox seat, or queening stool — is a piece of sex furniture with an opening in the seat. One partner kneels, sits, or crouches over the opening; the other lies below for analingus (rimming), oral sex, facesitting, queening, or smothering play.

The furniture handles the structural work — holding both people comfortably without neck strain, back strain, or balance effort — so both partners can focus entirely on what's happening. A good rimming chair is stable, height-adjustable, weight-rated, and comfortable to use for extended sessions. A bad one wobbles, doesn't fit most bodies, and falls apart within six months.

This page compares every major brand making this type of furniture, with honest assessments of what each does well and where they fall short.

At a Glance: Key Specs Compared

Brand / Model Weight Capacity Height Adjustable? Frame Cushion Included Est. Price* US Shipping
ASSTRONAUT (Home in Bold) 352 lbs ✓ 11"–15" continuous Full steel + support bar ✓ PU leather cushion ~$150* ✓ ~5 days direct
Fort Troff (varies by model) Unknown 3–4 fixed settings Steel (most models) Varies by model Unknown* Through retailers
Master Series Face Rider (XR) 440 lbs (higher) ✗ Fixed ~13.5" Metal frame Vegan leather seat Unknown* Through retailers
JimSupport Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown* Unknown
BRUTUS Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown* Unknown

Where "Unknown" appears, we could not find verified product information at the time of writing. Always verify specs directly with the seller before purchasing.

About the ASSTRONAUT

The ASSTRONAUT is Home in Bold's rimming chair, queening throne, and facesitting stool — built specifically for this type of play. Key specs:

  • 352 lb capacity — reinforced steel frame with additional support bar underneath
  • Adjustable height: 11"–15" — continuously adjustable to match different body sizes and positions
  • PU leather cushion included — for seated comfort during longer sessions
  • Foam-padded handles — grip points for the top partner during use
  • ~$150* — sold direct from the manufacturer, no retailer markup
  • ~5-day US shipping in discreet, plain-box packaging
  • 30-day return policy

We'll be honest: the Master Series Face Rider has a higher weight capacity (440 lbs) and comes with a head sling and restraint points. If those are priorities, it's worth considering. The ASSTRONAUT's advantages are price, adjustable height, and direct shipping.

Bottom Line

For most buyers looking for a reliable, adjustable rimming chair at a competitive price (~$150*), the ASSTRONAUT is a strong choice. Fort Troff is worth considering if you want more model variety from a specialist brand. The Master Series Face Rider is worth considering if you specifically need 440 lb capacity or want built-in restraint features. For JimSupport and BRUTUS — verify specs with the seller before purchasing, as we couldn't confirm product details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best rimming chair in 2026?

The best rimming chair depends on your priorities. For adjustable height and competitive pricing (~$150*), the ASSTRONAUT by Home in Bold is a strong choice. For higher weight capacity (440 lbs) and extra features like a head sling, the Master Series Face Rider is worth considering. Fort Troff offers the most model variety as a specialist rim chair brand.

What is the difference between a rimming chair, queening chair, and facesitting throne?

These terms describe the same type of furniture — a seat with an opening for facesitting, analingus (rimming), or queening. 'Rimming chair' emphasizes analingus/oral use. 'Queening chair' emphasizes the dominant partner sitting on the submissive's face. 'Facesitting throne' is a more formal/femdom framing. All refer to the same functional design.

How much do rimming chairs cost?

Rimming chairs typically range from ~$100* to $300*+ depending on features and brand. The ASSTRONAUT is sold direct at approximately $150*. Fort Troff prices vary by model — check current retailer listings. Always verify current pricing before purchasing.

What weight capacity should a rimming chair have?

A minimum of 200 lbs is the baseline, but 300+ lbs gives more safety margin. The ASSTRONAUT is rated to 352 lbs; the Master Series Face Rider to 440 lbs. If you're close to the rated limit, choose a chair with more headroom.

Can a rimming chair be used for purposes other than rimming?

Yes — rimming chairs are also used for facesitting, queening, oral sex in general, and smothering play. The ASSTRONAUT specifically supports facesitting, reverse facesitting (for rimming and analingus), and queening positions.

Get the ASSTRONAUT Rimming Chair

352 lb capacity · Adjustable 11"–15" · Full steel frame · PU cushion included · ~$150* · Ships in ~5 days from USA

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Written & Reviewed By Kim S. Rhodes Editor & Product Advisor · Home in Bold

Kim is a content writer and editor at Home in Bold who speaks directly with customers every day and works alongside the workshop team on product development. With hands-on involvement across the full product lifecycle — from early design decisions through to delivery feedback — and daily conversations with buyers about what they need and what went wrong elsewhere, Kim brings the kind of real-world insight that shapes both the products and the content we publish.

* Prices shown are approximate and may have changed since this article was written. Always check the retailer's website for current pricing. Product descriptions, comparisons, and specifications for third-party brands are based on publicly available information at the time of writing and are provided for general reference only. Home in Bold does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or current relevance of competitor product details. If you notice any inaccuracies, please contact us.

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