Stool Telur

The Stool Telur is a compact, solid wood seating unit standing 51.00 centimeters tall, with a uniform width and depth of 35.00 centimeters. Manufactured entirely from Meh wood, this furniture piece exhibits the natural grain patterns, tonal variations, and density characteristic of the timber species. The physical footprint occupies a square area of 35.00 by 35.00 centimeters on the floor, making it suitable for tight spatial layouts, small breakfast counters, or auxiliary seating around standard dining tables.

The total weight of the stool measures 7.00 kilograms, providing enough heft to remain stable during daily use while allowing a single person to lift and reposition the unit without mechanical assistance. In terms of volumetric displacement, the stool measures 0.0600 cubic meters, a measurement relevant for freight calculation, storage planning, and spatial logistics. The proportions are balanced vertically, resulting in a height of 51.00 centimeters that places the sitting surface slightly above standard low seating, aligning with counter-height requirements or specific ergonomic preferences for upright postures.

Meh wood, the primary material used in the construction of the Stool Telur, is a hardwood known for its workability and distinct textural grain. The manufacturing process utilizes the natural properties of the timber, keeping the structural components robust and rigid. The surface finish preserves the organic color of the Meh wood, displaying natural knots, streaks, and fibrous variations unique to each individual piece harvested. Because no synthetic veneers or composite boards are utilized in the main body, the stool consists of solid wood sections joined together to bear vertical loads effectively.

The silhouette of the Stool Telur is defined by its rounded, organic contours, reflecting the Indonesian word "telur," which translates to egg. This curved geometry influences the profile of the seat and the alignment of the supporting legs. The top surface features a slight concave indentation or smooth contour designed to accommodate the human form during seated use, dispersing weight evenly across the 35.00-centimeter width. The edges are sanded down to remove sharp corners, resulting in smooth transitions from the vertical supports to the horizontal seating plane.

Construction details include reinforced joinery where the legs intersect with the underside of the seat. This structural configuration prevents lateral wobble and ensures that the 7.00-kilogram weight is distributed evenly across the floor contact points. The base of each leg sits flush against flat flooring surfaces, minimizing the risk of rocking. The underside of the stool remains accessible for routine cleaning, and the solid wood construction allows for straightforward maintenance using dry or slightly damp cloths without specialized chemical cleaners.

Functionally, the Stool Telur operates as a standalone seat, a secondary footrest, or a display pedestal for household objects such as plants or lamps. Its 51.00-centimeter height matches specific interior layouts where standard chairs are too low and traditional barstools are too tall. The 35.00-centimeter width and depth ensure that multiple units can be pushed partially underneath standard table overhangs when not in use, reducing the overall floor space occupied in a room.

Shipping and handling specifications dictate a CBM of 0.0600 m3 per unit, which allows logistics providers to calculate container capacities and warehouse storage requirements accurately. The 7.00-kilogram mass is distributed solidly throughout the frame, meaning the center of gravity remains low relative to the 51.00-centimeter height, reducing the likelihood of accidental tipping. The combination of solid Meh wood material, specific 35 x 35 x 51 cm dimensions, and organic curved joinery establishes the physical baseline of the Stool Telur as a functional, wood-based utility item for residential or commercial interiors.