Why this footstool earns its place
Not every seat in a venue needs to be a full-height chair. The Cylinder is built for the gaps in between — the extra perch by a low table, the flexible seat you wheel in for a busy Friday, the stool that lives quietly by the bar until it's needed. Its cylinder shape is genuinely simple: round from every angle, no arms or back to catch a passing tray, no sharp corners to bruise a shin in a packed room.
Underneath the faux leather is a solid rubber wood frame, and at 7.35kg gross per stool it has real weight to it — enough to sit still under real use rather than sliding or tipping the moment someone leans on it. The faux leather cover, in a warm Peat brown, is the practical choice for anywhere spills happen: it wipes down in seconds and won't soak up a dropped drink the way fabric would.
At 470mm wide, 350mm deep and 430mm tall, it sits low and stays out of the way — ideal as supplementary seating rather than a stool at a full-height bar. Because it comes as a pack of two, you can drop matching pairs around low tables or along a wall without the mismatch that comes from buying single stools one at a time.
