Ox Stool / Side Table
Ox is a little wooden stool or side table, designed to be a simple but charming addition to any interior. It has subtle curves around its joint edges and has been built to stand the test of time. each item is made to order in a choice between solid Ash or Oak locally to Trouble studio in Oxfordshire delivered to you within 4-6 weeks.
Ox is a little wooden stool or side table, designed to be a simple but charming addition to any interior. It has subtle curves around its joint edges and has been built to stand the test of time. each item is made to order in a choice between solid Ash or Oak locally to Trouble studio in Oxfordshire delivered to you within 4-6 weeks.
Ox is a little wooden stool or side table, designed to be a simple but charming addition to any interior. It has subtle curves around its joint edges and has been built to stand the test of time. each item is made to order in a choice between solid Ash or Oak locally to Trouble studio in Oxfordshire delivered to you within 4-6 weeks.
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Width = 340mm
Depth = 340mm
Height = 450mm
Weight = 6kg approx
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Ox is made 100% completely out of timber and has no hidden plastic or metal fixings…just a little glue holding it together. All material is sourced from FSC accredited suppliers
Carbon footprint :
Ox Oak = 5.04kg
Ox Ash = 10.8kg
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If you are from the trade world and wish to enquire about this product for a project you are working on please get in touch here, contact@troublestudio.co lets chat about how we can support you
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To clean wooden surfaces, use a soft cloth dampened with lukewarm water and a mild, pH-neutral detergent. Wipe thoroughly with clean water and dry immediately. Avoid using harsh cleaners, solvents, abrasive products, or tools, as they can damage the surface. Do not allow liquids or cleaners to sit on the surface for extended periods.
For public-use furniture, steer clear of disinfectants with high alcohol or alkaline content, as they may harm the finish. Newly painted surfaces are sensitive and require up to a month to fully cure. During this time, avoid adhesives, tape, or other substances that could soften the finish and cause peeling. Handle with care to maintain the appearance and durability of the surface.
