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Many moons ago, my engineering school had classrooms full of wooden drafting tables (not unlike this: http://www.plotter-printers.com/oak-drafting-tables-2/ htt
by ableal 15y ago
Many moons ago, my engineering school had classrooms full of wooden drafting tables (not unlike this: http://www.plotter-printers.com/oak-drafting-tables-2/ http://www.plotter-printers.com/oak-drafting-tables-2/ ). I cannot find online a picture similar to the wooden stools we had: tall, square seat slightly tilted forward at perhaps a 15 degree angle, cross-bars usable as foot-rests.
(Later, of course, "progress" occurred and the furniture was replaced with plastic chairs and tables.)
- dhugiaskmak 15y agoLike this? http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/bizchair1_2174_1598485773 http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/bizchair1_2174_1598485773 I've always wondered if these are comfortable or not.
- ableal 15y agoOn that one, the lack of foot rests looks very uncomfortable. My old ones were somewhat like this: http://www.officechairsforless.com/Square-Bar-Stool-ES25VS3.html http://www.officechairsforless.com/Square-Bar-Stool-ES25VS3.... Except sturdier, unpadded, and slightly tilted forward. They were also slightly pyramidal, resulting in a somewhat narrow seat but making the stool very stable. P.S. Just found these: http://www.worthingtondirect.com/tables/solid_oak_stool_by_georgia_chair.htm http://www.worthingtondirect.com/tables/solid_oak_stool_by_g... . The 30" one is probably closest functionally - I think one just has to slide off the seat to be standing up.