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Fritz Hansen

Cutter Stool

$589.00
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100196276
Fritz Hansen

Cutter Stool

$589.00
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100196276
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Cutter Stool
Cutter Stool
Cutter Stool
$589.00

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    Featuring an eye-catching slatted top, exposed mortise-and-tenon joints, and stainless steel rail inlays for durability, the Cutter Stool (2008) works equally well as a seat or side table throughout the home. The oak version is suitable for use in dry indoor areas only, and the teak version can be used in dry or damp locations indoors or out. Made in Thailand.
    Brand
    Fritz Hansen
    General Dimensions
    • 17¼" H 15¾" W 15¾" D
    Product Weight
    9.25 lbs
    Assembly
    Comes fully assembled
    Warranty
    2-year warranty
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    Dimensions
    Cutter Stool

    Cutter Stool

    • Height (in): 17¼
    • Width (in): 15¾
    • Depth (in): 15¾
    • Weight (lbs): 9.25
    • FSC-certified solid oak or teak
    • Stainless steel inlays

    Niels Hvass

    Niels Hvass is an award-winning Danish designer known for his human-centric approach to materials and functionality. Graduating from the Royal Danish Academy in 1987, Hvass helped revive Danish modernism in the ‘90s and continues to explore the future of furniture design today—with a passion for sustainability, he’s focused on circularity, creating pieces that can evolve with time.

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