Teak Toilet Stool Bath Room

The Teak Toilet Stool Bath Room is a compact wooden accessory measuring 41.00 cm in width, 18.00 cm in height, and 27.00 cm in depth. Weighing 2.20 kg, this portable unit has a volume of 0.0090 m3, making it straightforward to move, store, or position in restricted floor spaces around standard bathroom fixtures.

Manufactured entirely from solid teak wood, the stool utilizes a natural material recognized for its high density and inherent resistance to moisture. Teak contains natural oils that inhibit water absorption, preventing warping, rotting, and fungal growth in consistently humid environments such as bathrooms and shower rooms. The wood grain displays a warm, golden-brown hue with varied linear patterns, and the surfaces are smoothly sanded to eliminate rough patches while retaining the tactile qualities of raw timber.

The structural design features a low-profile platform raised 18.00 cm off the floor. This specific height is engineered to alter the user’s posture during bowel movements by elevating the feet, which straightens the puborectalis muscle and facilitates a more natural alignment. The top surface measures 41.00 cm by 27.00 cm, providing adequate space to accommodate both feet comfortably in a standard seated position.

The joinery and assembly rely on concealed fasteners and reinforced joints designed to support the downward pressure of the human body. The legs are slightly splayed outward from the underside of the platform to distribute weight evenly and prevent tipping when lateral force is applied. Rubber non-slip pads are integrated into the base of each leg, anchoring the stool firmly to tile, stone, or laminate bathroom flooring and preventing lateral sliding during use.

When not actively positioned in front of the toilet, the 2.20 kg weight and shallow 27.00 cm depth allow the stool to slide backward underneath standard wall-hung or floor-mounted toilet bowls, clearing pathways in narrow restrooms. Maintenance requirements are minimal due to the natural properties of the teak material. Routine cleaning involves wiping the wooden surfaces with a damp cloth and mild soap. Periodically applying a coat of teak oil or natural beeswax helps maintain the moisture barrier and preserves the original color tone of the wood against frequent water splashes and cleaning agents.