Folding stool with leather seat 1916001402

The folding stool has been in use since ancient times. Its basic form has remained unchanged from the first known use by the ancient Egyptians through Roman times and the Middle Ages to modern times. Thanks to its portability, the folding stool enjoyed great popularity both among religious dignitaries holding ceremonies outside their diocese (folding chair), and among military commanders on campaign (camp chair / field stool). It also found its place in private homes, where it could serve as a status symbol with elaborate decorations and inlays. Due to the X-shaped design of the frame, this type of folding seat is also known as a step chair. Although it is basically a simple piece of seating, its popularity remains unbroken to this day, and in many areas of everyday life it is simply indispensable.
The finely crafted portable stool we offer here is inspired by the folding, backless chairs of antiquity and the Middle Ages.
Medium. The extremely sturdy steel frame has curved X-shaped legs and is provided with a comfortable seat made of strong leather, which is held together with sturdy stitching. Thanks to the foldable frame, it is easy to transport and can be stored in a space-saving manner when not in use.
This folding chair blends seamlessly into any historical era and is a great addition to any storage space.
(Roman, Medieval, etc.) due to its rustic yet elegant and timeless look. But this beautiful, practical and decorative chair is not only the ideal companion for historical events such as Roman camps, medieval markets and other reenactments, living history or larp events, but also an elegant piece of furniture for the home, patio, veranda or balcony.

Details: - Material: carbon steel frame, brown leather seat - Leather thickness: approx. 3 mm (approx. 5 mm at reinforced edges) - Seat height: approx. 52 cm - Seat surface (LxW): approx. 53 x 45 cm - Dimensions when folded (HxLxW): approx. 74 x 49 x 31 cm - Weight: approx. 8 kg The above specifications may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.