Buck Umber Tan Adjustable Stool Black Base
Buck Umber Tan Adjustable Stool Black Base
Regular price
$517.00 USD
Regular price
$705.00 USD
Sale price
$517.00 USD
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1 Year Warranty
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Enjoy a one year limited manufacturer warranty with every order.
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The Buck counter stool finds it roots in classic French colonial industrial
design combining a blackened steel framed body with a fumed oak back rest. The
soft buck leather seat, in umber, is finished in 'strength stitching' rounding
out the supple curved lines of the stainless steel frame.
LENGTH: 15.8
WIDTH: 17.8
HEIGHT: 44
ASSEMBLY INSTR. REQUIRED (Y/N): NO
CASTORS (Y/N): NO
GLIDE MATERIAL: RUBBER
GLIDES (Y/N): YES
HARDWARE PACK INCLUDED (Y/N): NO
KNOCK DOWN (KD) (Y/N): NO
MAX. WEIGHT CAPACITY (LBS): 222
REMOVABLE CUSHIONS (Y/N): NO
STACKABLE (Y/N): NO
design combining a blackened steel framed body with a fumed oak back rest. The
soft buck leather seat, in umber, is finished in 'strength stitching' rounding
out the supple curved lines of the stainless steel frame.
LENGTH: 15.8
WIDTH: 17.8
HEIGHT: 44
ASSEMBLY INSTR. REQUIRED (Y/N): NO
CASTORS (Y/N): NO
GLIDE MATERIAL: RUBBER
GLIDES (Y/N): YES
HARDWARE PACK INCLUDED (Y/N): NO
KNOCK DOWN (KD) (Y/N): NO
MAX. WEIGHT CAPACITY (LBS): 222
REMOVABLE CUSHIONS (Y/N): NO
STACKABLE (Y/N): NO
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We pride ourselves in providing only ethically made and sourced products.
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1 Year Warranty
Enjoy a one year limited manufacturer warranty with every order.
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We believe in giving back to the earth, so we plant trees with every order.
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