Propagation Stool-Mixed Species Chair

Heavy duty multi-purpose solid wood stool. 15 inch yellow pine top wide enough to sit on comfortably. Easy to clean. Polyurethane finish. Contains a mix of species from wood given to me or purchased and stored a long time in the attic of my barn. Durable and comfortable for a wood stool. 

Made from mixed species:  Top is yellow pine commercially available.  15 inch blank.  

Legs are from:   American basswood, shagbark hickory and popular from a pallet used to ship my catalogs years ago.

Bottom supports on the legs are hickory and osage orange.

Ornamental wood blanks are made from pear wood harvested from an orchard of pear trees. 

SIZE;     15 inch seat wide      HEIGHT: 25 inches tall

Cork on all legs. 

Popular from a pallet. Basswod came from my father who carved.  Hickory came from Johnsons Workbench in Charlotte, Michigan. 

The so called bar stools I was buying from the home depot center were  just not cutting it. Either they were too high or had tiny seats making you feel like you were going to fall off at any moment. For a while I would buy new ones every now and then to accomodate long hours of sitting during propagation every year. Some were also too high.  Some of my employees chose to stand. This stool combines durability, heavy weight and ease of cleaning with several coats of danish oil and then polyurethane to lock it in. This one will last as well as accomodate a more comfortable fit while sitting. 

For pick up direct from the farm please use the contact form from the front of the website to schedule.  For furniture, sales tax is applied. Can be paid by check or credit card at pick up if you want to look before purchasing.