01 High Cane Seat Stool Isometric
02 High Cane Seat Stool Front
03 High Cane Seat Stool Side
04 High Cane Seat Stool Detail A
05 High Cane Seat Stool Detail B
06 High Cane Seat Stool Detail C

High Stool with Cane Seat

Designer Chandigarh Collective
Collection Project Chandigarh
Year/Period 1965
Dimensions ( cm / in ) H 27.6 / D 18.8 / W 18.8 H 70.0 / D 47.5 / W 47.5
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Product Description

The High Stool is a re-edition of the stool model made for university campus buildings in Chandigarh in the 1950s and 60s. The stool has cane lattice seating and frame made of solid teak. The round seat frame is made of two concentric circles with gently rounded edges. A pair of intersecting crossbars support the legs.

Product Specification

Standard dimensions H 27.6 / D 18.8 / W 18.8 H 70.0 / D 47.5 / W 47.5
Materials Teak (Tectona grandis) Natural Cane
Product variants N/A
Other information Leg Width - 18.8 47.5 Seat Diameter - 15.2 38.5
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Product Options

We offer two different finishes for this model in Natural Teak, light and dark shade. For the lighter shade, we do not stain the wood and only apply transparent wood polish and sealer to the surface after sanding. For the darker shade, we apply a coat of teak stain along with the polish. Please note, each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary a little from the reference image.

Wood Finish Options - Natural Teak / Dark Stain

Colour swatch of Natural Teak
Natural Teak
Colour swatch of Dark Stain
Dark Stain

Cane Weave Options - Diamond Weave / Cross Weave

Colour swatch of Diamond Cane Weave
Diamond Cane Weave
Colour swatch of Cross Cane Weave
Cross Cane Weave

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