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HAY

Revolver Stool

~~Price reduced from $275.00 to~~ $206.25 25% off

Item No. 100145199

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HAY

Revolver Stool

~~Price reduced from $275.00 to~~ $206.25 25% off

Item No. 100145199

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Revolver Stool

~~Price reduced from $275.00 to~~ $206.25 25% off

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A believer in the idea that “use follows form,” Leon Ransmeier added a unique twist (pun intended) to the Revolver Counter Stool (2011). Inside the base ring, or footrest, is a journal bearing that allows the entire top portion of the stool to smoothly rotate – or revolve – 360 degrees. As the top moves, the struts come in and out of alignment with the struts in the base, creating interesting visual effects. The slim seat is slightly dished for comfort. Made in China.

Top portion of stool rotates 360 degrees.
Slender seat is slightly dished for added comfort.
Three sizes and a range of finish options.

Brand: HAY

General Dimensions

30" H 17½" W 17½" D

Assembly: Requires Assembly

Warranty: 5-year warranty
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Dimensions

Counter Height

Height (in): 25½
Width (in): 17½
Depth (in): 17½

Bar Height

Height (in): 30
Width (in): 17½
Depth (in): 17½

Dining Height

Height (in): 19
Diameter (in): 15½
Depth (in): 13½

Powder-coated steel
Aluminum bearing

Leon Ransmeier

New York-based industrial designer Leon Ransmeier believes “use follows form.” His process – which always begins with a full-scale, usable prototype he experiences himself – is centered around this ethos, whether it’s a toothbrush, table, or stool. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Ransmeier’s work is included in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Revolver Stool