Why this footstool earns its place
The Cube is a compact, square-seated stool built on a rubber wood frame and topped with a garnet red faux leather pad — a straightforward, hardwearing shape rather than anything fussy. At 470 x 420 x 420mm it sits low and neat, the kind of footprint that slots in at a bar ledge, a high table or wherever a venue needs extra perching space without eating the floor.
Rubber wood gives the frame the strength to take the daily knocks of a working venue, while the faux leather seat is the easier-care choice over fabric upholstery — a wipe-down surface for spots that see spilled drinks and constant turnover. The garnet colourway brings some warmth to the seat without being a shouty statement piece.
Stackability is the feature that earns its keep at close of play: these stools stack for storage, so a venue can bring out exactly as many as the night needs and clear them away fast when it doesn't. Sold in a pack of two at a gross weight of 7.35kg, they're an easy way to add seating in matched pairs rather than sourcing stools one at a time.
