Stool-Tool
Konstantin Grcic's Stool-Tool: a stackable polypropylene stool with step-like platforms
725 × 750 × 460 mm
Source: technical drawing image — Stool-Tool (single stool)
2016
Germany
USD 495, Stool-Tool, colour configurator default (colour not stated on the page), Vitra US online shop, 2026-10-15
Description
Overview
Stool-Tool is credited to Konstantin Grcic, 2016. Vitra describes a stool with step-like platforms that unites chair and table in a single object.
Construction
- Polypropylene stool, 5.5 kg
- Desk-like backrest that can serve as a small worktop or storage surface
- Cutout handle for lifting and storing
- Stackable, up to 10 units on the floor, stacking protectors included
- Universal glides
- GS-tested to DIN EN 16139, level 2
Specifications
- Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 725 mm, 460 mm and 750 mm
Story
Chair and table in one object
Vitra says the step-like platforms allow numerous sitting positions and directions, while the desk-like backrest can serve as a small worktop or storage surface.
For offices and public areas
The page names public areas, small mid-floor office zones, workshop and meeting spaces and otherwise unused corners as suitable settings.
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