Why this footstool earns its place
The Cube does exactly what its name suggests — a compact square footprint, a low profile, and none of the fuss of a backed chair. What lifts it above a basic seat is the faux leather top in a warm peat brown: easy to wipe down after a busy sitting, and a lot more forgiving in a spill-prone venue than a fabric pad would be.
The frame is solid rubber wood, and at 470 × 420 × 420mm it's compact enough to tuck under a table or stand alone as extra seating in a corner. Gross weight is 7.35kg per stool — light enough for staff to lift and reposition without a second pair of hands.
Crucially, it's stackable. That matters more than it sounds: at the end of a shift you can stack spare stools out of the way for a proper floor clean, rather than working around them. Combined with the pack-of-two format, it's an easy way to add flexible, low-maintenance seating in twos without mismatched singles.
