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We always want to put it by my side

Not only people who like the time they spend at home, but also many people who spend more time at home and are interested in the interior. Perfect for those who don't want to increase things but want to live conveniently, who don't have the right chairs for visitors, who want to sit down between household chores, and who are collecting highly designed Scandinavian furniture. The item is a WERNER shoemaker chair. It is a handmade product that emphasizes "quality", which is simple but has a warmth and presence, making the best use of the soft and warm wood taste of the beach material without giving a feeling of life too much. The design fits the shape of the buttocks, so the pelvis rises comfortably and naturally leads to a beautiful posture. In addition, you can choose your favorite size depending on the place and purpose of use, from children to counter chairs for kitchen and work.

Birth of shoemaker chair and trial and errorr

The time goes back to Denmark in the 15th century, when the Muromachi Shogunate, which Japan governs Ashikaga, was in its heyday and the Warring States period was about to begin. It is said that the three-legged stool that farmers used to squeeze cows without a backrest started. It is often used for cobblestone floors and outside work, and at that time the floor was not flat as it is today, so a well-balanced three-legged chair was useful to reduce rattling. In the 17th century, when the production of clogs began to flourish, shoemakers who worked from morning till night noticed the comfort of the stool and their butt so that they could sit more comfortably. The shoemaker chair was born because it was cut to match the shape of the shoemaker.

Then, in the modern era, the shoemaker chair began production in 1936 at his small factory in Odense, Denmark. Production was discontinued due to World War II, but production was taken over by the current Warner company from 1980. Warner has made further improvements to create a leg that stands firmly on the ground so that it doesn't easily fall over, incorporating an ergonomic seat and a "penetration" not found on the original stool.

Shoe maker chair with a long tradition

The impressive seating shape of this three-legged stool dates back to the 15th century and has remained largely unchanged over the centuries. Manufactured near Andersen's birthplace for a short period in the 1930s, the current owner of Warner, Werner, started handmade production in the early 1970s and continues to this day. I am.
Initially made as a stool for milk squeezing on a flat seating surface, it later became the current shape when a shoemaker scraped the seating surface to match the shape of the buttocks to make it more comfortable to sit on. became. This is the origin of the name "Shoemaker Chair". Warner has further refined this traditional stool with an ergonomic seating surface, stable angled legs, and a "penetration" not found on the original stool. .. Werner continues to make chairs with excellent design and function.

New soap finish

Soap finish is one of the methods of finishing wooden furniture, and as the name implies, it is a method of finishing the surface of furniture with soap.

Soap finish is one of the methods of finishing wooden furniture, and as the name implies, it is a method of finishing the surface of furniture with soap.
WENNEX WENNEX is anxin developed to maximize the natural providence of solid wood, protect health and nature, and add the minimum antifouling properties and water repellency necessary to live with the product. Surface protectant.

Items to prepare are sandpaper for woodwork (240 or 380, 400 or 600), containers and brushes, spray containers, waste cloths, sponges, etc. Select the tool to be applied according to the application. As a preliminary preparation, if the surface of the wood is rough, apply wood sandpaper (No. 240 or No. 380) to smooth it before painting.

(1) Clean with WENNEX-C (cleaner) to make it easier for WENNEX-A to penetrate.

(2) Apply WENNEX-A evenly using a spray, sponge, waste cloth, etc. After application, let it dry for about 2 hours. The feature of WENNEX is that it does not become wet after it dries and does not become uneven.

③ Apply WENNEX-B evenly using a spray, sponge, or waste cloth. After application, let it dry for about 2 hours.

④ If you are worried about fluffing, lightly sand the woodworking sandpaper (No. 400 or No. 600) to complete the maintenance.