Heidi

Name: Heidi
Brand: Established & Sons

A tractor-seat-inspired stool with a gloss moulded seat on a three-legged oak base, in three heights

Designer

Sebastian Wrong

Brand

Established & Sons

Dimensions

450 × 650 × 425 mm

Year

2008

Materials

Heat-formed acrylicPolyurethaneEuropean oakOil

Finishes

Black glossWhite gloss

Colors

BlackWhite

Official product information

INTEBEE AI PUBLIC LIBRARY is an independent furniture design research and discovery platform. Product specifications, finishes, availability and other details may change. For current and definitive information, please refer to the manufacturer's official website.

Go to the official product page

Specifying Heidi for your design project?

INTEBEE is the FF&E specification platform for interior designers: spec sheets, finishes, floor plans and client-ready PDFs in one place.

Try the demo No signup needed

Create a free account

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.