Designed by Mark Gabbertas, the Twist High Bench combines an aluminium frame with a double-sided acrylic rope backrest. The braided rope is applied to both sides of the frame, providing support without adding visual weight to the piece.
The frame is finished with an electrostatic powder coating, designed to protect the aluminium from corrosion. The rope is treated to withstand exposure to sunlight and moisture, maintaining its tension and shape during outdoor use.
The footrest adjusts to the seat height and helps to ensure a more comfortable posture. The cushion incorporates quick-drying foam, reducing water retention and making it easier to dry after exposure to rain or damp.
Available in different combinations of frame, rope and fabric, the Twist High Bench is designed for patios, bars and outdoor kitchens, and can be coordinated with the other pieces in the collection.
*Images are for illustrative purposes only and colors may vary slightly from reality.
The Twist High Stool uses a unique double-sided rope system, developed to offer rich texture and superior strength. Stretched over both sides of the aluminium frame, this acrylic fabric creates a visually solid, yet physically lightweight volume, maintaining its form's integrity even under intensive use in hospitality or residential environments.
Frame: Manufactured from cast and extruded aluminium, with an electrostatic powder coating finish. This base provides the necessary stability for counter height and is completely corrosion-resistant.
Double-Sided Acrylic Rope: Innovative acrylic fabric with UV and water-repellent treatment. The intermediate thickness (fine strap style) allows for dense weaving that doesn't sag over time and offers a soft, cotton-like feel.
Ergonomics and Comfort: The backrest and footrest design are strategically positioned to ensure comfort during prolonged periods. The seat typically includes a QuickDry Foam cushion.
Weather Resistance: Materials tested to withstand thermal fluctuations, chlorine, and salt, making it ideal for pool areas or beach bars.
