Item No.
511605
Tolix Marais Stool
$445.00
Item No.
511605
Tolix Marais Stool
$445.00
Black
Gunmetal Grey
White
- 100% authentic.
- Galvanized sheet steel.
- Rubber floor glides.
- 25.5" H 15.75" W 15.75" D
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- Ships via FedEx
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2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Xavier Pauchard for Tolix
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Tolix Marais Stool
Tolix Marais Stool
$445.00
Gallery
Worthy of celebration —
With its striking appearance and durability, the galvanized steel Tolix Marais Stool celebrates industrial materials, processes, and craft. It stacks to 8 high.
Details
Metalwork par excellence
Metalworker Xavier Pauchard not only brought the art of galvanizing steel to France but also took the process to the next level by creating the Marais A Chair (1934), as well as a selection of stools. The Tolix Marais Stool is built to be sat upon or to be used as a handy surface to hold tools or other items. All Tolix furniture is still made in Autun, the same Burgundy town where the company first began. Slight surface abrasions and markings are characteristic of the material and part of its hardworking machine aesthetic. Stackable up to 8 high. Made in France.
- 100% authentic.
- Galvanized sheet steel.
- Rubber floor glides.
- Brand
- Tolix
- General Dimensions
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- 25.5" H 15.75" W 15.75" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Bar Height - Backless
- Height (in): 29.52
- Width (in): 17.12
- Depth (in): 17.12
- Weight (lbs): 6.61
- Seat Height (in): 29.33
- Seat Width (in): 11.02
- Seat Depth (in): 11.02
Counter Height - Backless
- Height (in): 25.5
- Width (in): 15.75
- Depth (in): 15.75
- Seat Height (in): 17.72
- Seat Width (in): 11.02
- Seat Depth (in): 12.21
- Varnished or powder-coated sheet steel
- Rubber floor glides
Xavier Pauchard
Xavier Pauchard was born in the thickly wooded Morvan region of Burgundy, France, and began his career as a roofer and zinc worker, like his father and grandfather before him. It’s ironic that a young man who grew up surrounded by innumerable pine forests in an area with a thriving timber industry would go on to become the first manufacturer of galvanized steel domestic goods in France.
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