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Hinge Stool

Hinge Stool by Francesco Rota: a stool on a turned steel base with a curved, padded seat.

Dimensions

490 × 350 mm

Year

2012

Materials
Turned steelCurved poplar plywoodPolyurethane foamNon-woven polyester fibrePolyurethane velveteenAdjustable plastic glides
Finishes
RAL 9017 black epoxy polyester powder coating (base)RAL 9010 white epoxy polyester powder coating (base)

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Description

Overview

Hinge Stool is a stool designed by Francesco Rota in 2012. Its character is one of discreet elegance and comfort, and it has a metal base under a curved upholstered seat.

Construction

Turned steel forms the base, finished with epoxy polyester powder coating, while a frame of curved poplar plywood shapes the seat. Polyurethane foam padding is wrapped in a resinated, needle-punched non-woven polyester fibre, which is bonded to a polyurethane velveteen backing. The seat covering, in fabric or leather, is removable in full once the seat is unscrewed from the structure, and adjustable plastic glides sit under the base.

Specifications

W x D: 49 x 35 cm.

Story

Discreet elegance and comfort

Francesco Rota designed Hinge Stool in 2012. The stool combines discreet elegance with comfort, with a steel base under a curved, padded seat.

Seat and base in detail

A curved poplar plywood frame carries the seat, which has polyurethane foam padding in a resinated, needle-punched polyester fibre and a polyurethane velveteen backing. The upholstery is fabric or leather, and both can be removed fully after the seat is unscrewed from the structure. Below, the turned steel base carries a powder coat of epoxy polyester and rests on adjustable plastic glides.

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