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Balcony Stool
Outdoor stool in powder-coated steel by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for HAY
390 × 460 × 350 mm
China
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Overview
The Balcony Stool by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for HAY is made for outdoor use. Its rectangular design is softened by a slightly dished seat, and several holes in the seat strengthen the construction as well as shaping its expression. It is an elegant and functional stool for outdoor use.
Construction
- Material: steel with a powder coating on an outdoor primer
- Variants: 1
- Colour: Iron red
- Weight: 3.58 kg
Specifications
- Overall size: 39 x 35 x 46 cm (AB829-B485)
Story
A rectangular seat with a slight dish
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed the Balcony Stool for HAY as an outdoor stool. A rectangular form meets a seat that is slightly dished, and the holes cut into that seat strengthen the construction.
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Primer and powder coating
The stool is built from powder-coated steel on an outdoor primer, for resilience and durability outdoors.
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