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Hi, what material is the stool made of? Where it can be bought? Thanks

midiya_hacizade

7 years ago

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Arq-A Interiors Limited
7 years ago
Hi there. The stool is by Dulton, it's called the Wisdom Tooth stacking stool and it's made of metal. Hope this helps!
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