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AA stool, 2 pcs, 56 cm, natural
Description
Ishinomaki Laboratory’s AA stool is a clever and minimalist wooden piece made up of two triangular components. Shaped like the letter A and resembling trestle legs, each part can be used individually as a small stool or combined to create a wider, more stable seat. You can also line them up to form a narrow bench or use them as a simple side table.
Versatile and adaptable, the AA stools are an ideal solution for small spaces or as extra seating when guests arrive. Standing 22.05 in (56 cm) tall, the stools are crafted from Japanese hardwood with distinctive grain patterns, and finished with a protective laminate surface that resists stains and knocks.
- Width: 12.6 in (32 cm)
- Depth: 12.99 in (33 cm)
- Height: 22.05 in (56 cm)
- Seat depth: 3.46 in (8.8 cm)
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Measurement details:
Two stools in one: width 12.6 x 0 in (32 x cm, cm), depth 16.54 x 0 in (42 x cm, cm), height 56 cm, seat depth 6.93 x 0 in (17.6 x cm. cm).
Maximum load capacity: Tested for 30,000 cycles with a load of 189.6 x 0 lbs (86 x kg. kg).
- Colour Natural Japanese hardwood
- Material Laminated, urethane coated solid Japanese hardwood
- Weight 8.82 lbs (4 kg)
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Notes
Requires assembly.
We recommend using glides on the legs to protect the floor.
Please note that the color of the product may vary slightly depending on the material available. - Care instructions Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Dry well.
- Product ID: ISH-A70106
Torafu Architects is a Japanese architecture and design studio founded in 2004 by Koichi Suzuno and Shinya Kamuro. Based in Tokyo, the studio builds its work on architectural thinking and moves effortlessly across different disciplines – from architecture and interiors to exhibitions, product design, installations and film. Torafu Architects has received several international accolades for its work, including the iF Design Award and the Good Design Award. Its projects also include the renovation of Nagahara Station in Tokyo, which was awarded the Asia Design Prize 2024.
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