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Threshold™ Folding Wooden Stool

Threshold™ Folding Wooden Stool

Mo te afa minute e fakaaoga ne koe ke tui ou seevae.

Tau masani $159.90
Tau masani $219.90 Tau fakaitiiti $159.90 Fakaitiiti 27%
Fakaitiiti Ko oti katoa
Ko te tau o te ave ka fakatau i te taimi e totogi ei.
Folds shutCotton filledSolid woodFour colours
Numela
Fakatasi kae Fakasao Tupe

Fakapotopoto So o se Oloa · E Fakaitiiti Fakatasi ei te Tau

Ave Fua I Aso e 4–7

Threshold is a folding stool with a solid wood X-frame and a tufted, cotton-filled seat cushion. It opens for sitting down to put on shoes and folds flat to store behind a door. The cushion comes in four colours on the same natural wood frame.

  • Solid wood X-frame that folds flat
  • Tufted cotton-filled cushion
  • Four cushion colours

Fakamatalaga o te Oloa

Solid wood frame with a cotton-filled cushion in a woven cover

Mea ne Fai ei

One size · 46 × 30 × 44 cm · 1.7 kg

Lasiga

Onoonoga lautele

Every hallway sees the same small indignity: the one-legged hop by the door, a hand flat on the wall, trying to get a heel into a shoe.

A stool solves it, but most halls have no room to keep one standing there. This one closes and gets out of the way afterwards.

Tausiga

Brush the cushion, spot clean marks and keep the wood out of standing water.

Mea ne fai ki ei

Onoono ki fakamatalaga katoa

Ave mo te Oko Atu

E fua te ave i oka fakatau katoa. E masani o oko atu tau oloa i aso e 4–7 mai te aso ne oka ei koe. Ka maua ne koe se sokotaga ke tausi ei tau oloa i te imeli māfai ko ave atu tau oka.

Tulafono o te Ave

Fakafoki

E maua ne koe se taumafai saogalemu e 30 aso mai te aso ne oko atu ei au oloa. Ko koe e totogi ne koe te ave o oloa ki tua, vagana kafai e masei te oloa. Kafai e oko atu se mea e malepe, masei io me e se tusa mo te fakamatalaga, imeli mai se ata kae ka sui ne matou io me fakafoki atu tau tupe.

Tulafono o te Fakafoki

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Onoono ki fakamatalaga katoa

What keeps it open

Each pair of legs turns on a single flat metal screwOne turned crossbar sets the width it opens to
Threshold stool standing in a calm entrance hall beside a stone shelf and slippers

The reason for the tufting

The cushion

Loose cotton in a plain sewn bag slumps to the edges within a month and leaves you sitting on the rails. Two shallow tufts pull the cover through the fill and hold it in place, and that is the difference between a pad that lasts and a cover with something loose inside.

It is deep for a stool of this size, so you sit on it and not against it, and the cover is drawn down over the ends of the top rails, so the wood never touches the back of your leg.

Close view of the pivot screw where the two wooden legs cross

Which is the whole case for it

Closed, it almost disappears

When it is closed the legs lie parallel and the whole stool is about as thick as a stack of books: thin enough to stand behind a door, slide in next to a wardrobe or lie flat under a bed between uses.

That is what makes it practical in a narrow hall. A stool you have to walk round is a stool that ends up in another room.

Threshold stool in clay used as a footstool in front of a low linen sofa

Seldom only in the hall

Other places it ends up

It comes to just below most sofa seats, so it works as a footrest when pulled up. At the end of a bed it takes the clothes that never quite reach the wardrobe. In a bathroom it holds a folded towel within reach of the bath.

It is a seat first and a surface second, though. Stand a full cup on the tufting and you will regret it.

5 / 5 ★★★★★

Talitonu ki ei a tino e fakatāua ne latou te malōlō

Mai i po o te fakamalologa ki te moe o aso katoa, e filifili ne a matou tino fakatau a mea e malosi kae tumau.

★★★★★

My mother can use it

She is 79 and had stopped coming to us because of the boots. She can get down onto this and back up without a hand, which I did not expect from something that folds. That is the only review I have.

Helen R.

Tino fakatau ne fakamaonia

★★★★★

Wood is lighter in person

Mine came a touch paler and yellower than the pictures, closer to raw birch than to oak. It has warmed up a bit over a few months by the window. I would have picked the same again, just be ready for pale.

Jonas E.

Tino fakatau ne fakamaonia

★★★★★

Solid after one quick fix

Mine had a slight wobble on day three. One turn with a flathead on each side and it has been silent since. Not a fault, just what wood does as it settles in.

Aisha M.

Tino fakatau ne fakamaonia

Fesoasoani i te taimi e manako koe ki ei

Fesili e masani o fesili mai

How much weight does it take?
It has no certified load rating, so we do not print one. Treat it as a seat for one adult sitting normally, not as a step stool or a perch for two children.
Ne fai te ufi ki te aa?
A soft woven fabric with a texture like linen. We quote no fibre percentage because we cannot verify one, and we prefer to say nothing than to call it linen and be wrong.
Can the cushion be removed?
It is fixed to the top rails and has no zip, so it is not made to come off for washing. Treat marks where they occur and do not plan on a machine cycle.
Does it need assembly?
It arrives closed in a flat box, ready to open, with no bolts to find and no diagram to follow.
What wood is it?
Solid wood, pale and close-grained, with a clear matte finish. The species has not been specified to us, so we do not name one. Expect natural variation in tone from piece to piece.