Y stool ash and oak wood

Among the multitude of almost prototypical stools, this specimen occupies a special position: on the one hand, due to the combination of light ash wood (for the seat) and dark oak wood (for the legs), which creates an interesting contrast between the seat and the frame. On the other hand, the construction of the frame is remarkable, with its Y-shaped wooden connection, whose struts form a stabilizing triangle. For this, the manufacturer has been inspired by historical stools, which were and still are often home-made in China (and ergo in large numbers).

Auerberg manufactures the Y-stool from domestic, i.e. Bavarian solid wood, which is processed in the best carpentry manner: The individual parts are cut to fit precisely and finely sanded, all connections are constructed force-fit (the three legs thus do not meet the two horizontal plates at right angles, but are slightly angled - this ensures stability by static friction) and are invisibly dowelled with wooden dowels. The surfaces are oiled. The stool is available in three sizes, as a small 35 cm stool, a medium-high 45 cm stool and a 65 cm high bar stool. And thanks to the flat seat, all can of course also be used as a side table.