Hexagonal metal stool, three heights
Six flat faces instead of one curve is why a hexagonal body reads as a piece of furniture from the door rather than as a tube with a cushion on it.
| Overall height | 850 / 950 / 1050 mm |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 450 × 480 mm to 480 × 520 mm |
| Body | Perforated steel, hexagonal |
| Seat | Velvet, padded |
| Frame | Metal |
| Terms | EXW Foshan or DDP to your address |
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Three heights, matching silhouettes
The point of buying the same design at 850, 950 and 1050 mm is that a room with two counter heights does not end up looking like two rooms. The body grows with the height rather than the seat floating higher on the same column, so the proportions hold at each size.
At 850 mm the stool suits a counter near 900; at 950 it suits a 1000 mm top; at 1050 it is the standing-height seat for a 1100 mm bar. Ordering all three for one venue is normal, not a compromise.
Perforated steel, and why it is not decoration
Perforation on a stool body does two things that matter in service: it lets the seat breathe, and it stops the body reading as a solid block in a room where the floor has to be visible under the furniture. On a counter run, the ability to see the floor behind the stools is what makes a narrow room feel wider.
The seat on a perforated body needs its own support. Foam on punched steel compresses into the holes over a couple of years unless there is a solid plate under the pad, which is the detail that separates a stool that lasts from one that develops a sag at the front edge.
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