Simone Barstool 9184 Cpwh

The Simone Barstool 9184 CPWH is a seating fixture constructed primarily from natural rattan material. This tall stool is engineered specifically for counter-height seating arrangements, kitchen islands, and raised bar tables.

Measuring 40.00 centimeters in width and 40.00 centimeters in depth, the base of the barstool forms a square footprint. The total height of the unit reaches 78.00 centimeters, positioning the seat at a standard elevation suitable for surfaces ranging between 90 and 100 centimeters. The compact spatial volume of the stool measures 0.1200 cubic meters, dictating its shipping displacement and spatial occupation on the floor.

The primary material, rattan, is a vine-like palm known for its flexibility and tensile strength. The frame utilizes thick rattan poles that serve as the main load-bearing vertical legs and structural supports. These structural poles are bent and curved using traditional heat-forming techniques to create the continuous lines of the stool’s chassis. Additional slender strands of rattan peel are woven intricately around the frame to form the seat platform and the supportive backrest structure. This weaving method distributes weight evenly across the surface while allowing air circulation through the perforated pattern.

The color designation CPWH indicates a specific finish applied to the rattan material. This finish coats the natural fibers while maintaining the visible texture of the underlying plant material. The surface treatment seals the porous rattan strands, protecting the organic material from everyday moisture absorption and dust accumulation. Maintenance requires only a dry or slightly damp cloth to clear debris from the woven crevices.

The geometry of the Simone Barstool 9184 CPWH incorporates four vertical legs connected by horizontal stretcher bars situated at varying heights. These stretcher bars act as footrests for the occupant while simultaneously locking the legs into a rigid spatial configuration to prevent lateral wobbling under load. The positioning of these footrests accommodates different leg lengths, allowing the user to rest their feet securely off the floor.

The upper section features a low-profile backrest integrated directly into the upper extension of the frame, providing lumbar support without obstructing the visual field across a room. The seat platform is flat and circular-square in contour, matching the 40-by-40-centimeter perimeter of the base. Because of the lightweight nature of rattan, the entire stool can be picked up and repositioned across flooring surfaces with minimal physical effort. Protective plastic or rubber glides are typically affixed to the base of each leg to prevent scratching on hardwood, tile, or laminate flooring materials.

The manufacturing process relies on manual weaving and assembly methods common to natural fiber furniture production. Each unit exhibits minor variations in the grain, color saturation, and weave tightness of the rattan, reflecting the natural origins of the raw materials. The structural design avoids metal mechanical fasteners where possible, relying instead on traditional bindings, adhesives, and internal dowels to secure the rattan joints. This construction technique accommodates the natural expansion and contraction of the plant fibers as indoor humidity and temperature fluctuate throughout the year.