Heidi
A tractor-seat-inspired stool with a gloss moulded seat on a three-legged oak base, in three heights
450 × 650 × 425 mm
Source: product page text — Heidi SH650 (counter height)
2008
Description
Overview
The Heidi is a stool by Sebastian Wrong for Established & Sons, designed in 2008 (product manual). The maker calls it a mix of modernity and nostalgia, a fun stool that takes its inspiration from the classic tractor seat and the rustic, three-legged, timber milking stool. Established & Sons adds that, in three heights, it is an excellent kitchen stool.
Construction
The product manual lists heat-formed acrylic, polyurethane, European oak and oil: a solid, colourful moulded seat combined with a sturdy, geometric, timber-leg construction. The seat comes in a black or white gloss finish.
Specifications
- SH500: H500 × L450 × D425 mm, seat height 445 mm
- SH650: H650 × L450 × D425 mm, seat height 625 mm
- SH800: H800 × L450 × D425 mm, seat height 755 mm
- The H800 was tested for extreme contract use by CATAS Spa (EN 16139, test level 2)
- The care text says the stool is not suitable for outdoor use and should not be exposed to direct sunlight
Story
Tractor seat and milking stool
Established & Sons describes the Heidi as a mix of modernity and nostalgia, a fun stool inspired by the classic tractor seat and the rustic, three-legged, timber milking stool. The technical sheet calls it part modern statement and part nostalgia.
Three heights
The maker presents the stool in three heights, joining a moulded seat to a geometric timber-leg construction. Its manual records the tallest version as tested by CATAS Spa for extreme contract use under EN 16139 test level 2.