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Stackable, so you can have a few on the side for extra guests without taking up too much space.
A 3-legged stool will never wobble, even if the floor surface is uneven, because all 3 legs rest upon the surface where it stands.
No assembly required.
Can be used as a side table.
Can also be used in bathrooms and other damp areas indoors.
Easy to clean and maintain, since it’s made of polypropylene plastic.
Please refer to packaging label for country of origin
A maximum of 6 chairs can be stacked together.
designer
Willy Chong
Product dimensions
Height
45 cm
Seat width
26 cm
Tested for
100 kg
Width
39 cm
Packaging info
package quantity
1
Height
40 cm
Length
40 cm
Net weight
1.20 kg
Volume
62.4 l
Weight
1.21 kg
Width
40 cm
Care instructions
Wipe clean with a mild soapy solution.
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Environment and materials
Basematerial:
Polypropylene plastic (min. 50% recycled)
Foot:
Thermoplastic elastomer
Item #
Assembly instructions
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