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Dania Step Ladder

 

Brand: Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

$ 619.00
$ 619.00

DimensionsW 14.6" · D 15" · H 20"

Teak FSC Nej, Oak FSC Mix, Black Oak FSC Mix.

For the little ones and those of us with kitchen cabinets placed a little too high up.

Dania Step Ladder is designed from a no-nonsense approach in a simple and functional manner.

Oak is a sturdy and hard-wearing type of wood containing natural tannings that will protect against bacterial growth.

Teak is a heavy, hard and sturdy type of wood.

The high content of natural oils makes it highly resistant and it is therefore a good choice for household articles and furniture.

You can slide the bottom step in our out whenever you need to, making is easy to use as a stool as well.

Combined with its light, elegant color and well-defined grains, this makes oak wood safe choice for high-quality interior.

As an open grain wood, Oak absorbs color really well and leaves graphic traces of the natural texture visible on the surface.

  • Width: 14.6"
  • Depth: 15"
  • Height: 20"
  • Weight: 15 lbs

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This item can be returned within 30 days if you're not satisfied.

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About the...

Dania Step Ladder

This Stepladder has the same no-nonsense functionality as a classic stepladder. It is far more exquisite and well-made, however. The extractable bottom rung is a fine detail of the Stepladder.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing closeup view of dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing closeup view of dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing closeup view of dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing closeup view of dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak, showing dania step ladder in live shot.
Dania Step Ladder By Skagerak - Black Oak Wood.

Meet the designers

Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

Skagerak was founded in Denmark in 1976 and is now part of Fritz Hansen, which tells you most of what you need to know about the company it keeps. The work has always been quiet rather than loud: FSC-certified teak, simple joinery, pieces drawn to be used for decades instead of noticed for a season.

Teak is the material the brand is built on, and it was used for ship decks for the same reason it works here. The oils are inside the timber, so it protects itself. Left outside it silvers to a soft even grey within a season with no loss of strength at all. Oiled each spring it stays honey and golden. Both are correct; only the look changes.

The unusual thing about Skagerak is how much of it works indoors. The planters, benches, side tables and smaller accessories read as interior furniture, and plenty of them end up in hallways and living rooms rather than on terraces. Teak indoors darkens rather than greys, so a piece that moves inside will keep changing colour for a year or two before settling.

Care is a soft brush, mild soap and water along the grain, twice a year. Keep pressure washers away, since they raise the grain and leave a surface that holds dirt. The questions below cover weathering, indoor use and cleaning.

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