salvaged pine stool
Somehow, in an old victorian house in New Hampshire, you can never seem to be done finding broken dining chairs in the basement. My roommate finally got sick of it and decided to burn the lot (I don’t blame her, there were six), but lucky for me I took the opportunity to harvest the seat bottoms for future projects.
This stool uses a seat bottom and salvaged old-growth pine scraps from our basement to make a one-of-a-kind step stool.
Great as a step stool, plant stand, or mini coffee table.
Dimensions: 10.5”x10.5”x11”
Materials: Douglas fir
Source: Broken dining chair
Finish: Danish oil, polyurethane
Shipping available, free local pickup in Dover, NH.
Somehow, in an old victorian house in New Hampshire, you can never seem to be done finding broken dining chairs in the basement. My roommate finally got sick of it and decided to burn the lot (I don’t blame her, there were six), but lucky for me I took the opportunity to harvest the seat bottoms for future projects.
This stool uses a seat bottom and salvaged old-growth pine scraps from our basement to make a one-of-a-kind step stool.
Great as a step stool, plant stand, or mini coffee table.
Dimensions: 10.5”x10.5”x11”
Materials: Douglas fir
Source: Broken dining chair
Finish: Danish oil, polyurethane
Shipping available, free local pickup in Dover, NH.