Tall stool for darkroom work

David R Munson · Jul 2, 2004

So standing can get tiring if you're doing a lot of sheet film processing all at once. Planning ahead, I'm trying to dig up some decent stools for darkroom work. It would need to be adjustable in height and preferably not have a fabric seat (absorbent furniture in the darkroom = lose). It seems like I found a good one from some industrial supplier a while back, but can't find it now. Any suggestions?

removed account4 · Jul 2, 2004

hi dave

i don't have any names for metal stools ( maybe a used office supply store?), but i bought a plain olde wood stool from target. it was cheep, and it works.

- john

ps. it doesn't adjust, it is one height fits all sort of thing.

Aggie · Jul 2, 2004

Fugazi Dave said:
So standing can get tiring if you're doing a lot of sheet film processing all at once. Planning ahead, I'm trying to dig up some decent stools for darkroom work. It would need to be adjustable in height and preferably not have a fabric seat (absorbent furniture in the darkroom = lose). It seems like I found a good one from some industrial supplier a while back, but can't find it now. Any suggestions?

#47-4701215

call 1-800-421-2264 It's a Williams-Sonoma group company called Holdeverything.

IRONING CHAIR, adjusts to 13 positions; powder-coated steel, navy cotton cushion.
15 x 6 x 44" H.
reg. $69 sale $49.99

This is the one I use. I didn't get the ironing board just the chair. It's great, and has the versitility to be folded up when you don't want the thing in the way. It can be sat on frontward or backward.

David R Munson · Jul 2, 2004

Excellent.

Annemarieke · Jul 2, 2004

Wow, Aggie, that's really clever. I never thought of buying one of those. At the moment I use a tall wooden stool in the darkroom, like a bar stool, but that is pretty awkward!
Thanks for the idea.
Anne Marieke

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