High Dot counterstool, three legs: construction and work required
The High Dot counter stool, three legs was designed by Arne Jacobsen. This High Dot has three legs and a triangular footrest under the round seat. It should be distinguished from the four-legged counter and bar versions.
Cutting and fixing follow the seat's round shape. Upholstery must not hide any damage in the seat plate or loose connections to the three-legged frame.
Choose a service for High Dot counterstool, three legs
You can select Reupholstery of seat and Restoration of a veneer surface as a starting point in the price selector. The quote concerns your own furniture. If several jobs are needed, they are described together in the quote; selections in the price selector are not automatically added together.
The starting price for reupholstery covers a new cover on an existing upholstered seat with a usable seat board. The rounded edge and low profile are preserved. New filling, upholstering a bare wooden seat and structural damage are assessed separately. Veneer surface restoration applies to seats with exposed wood and does not include covers. The metal frame and footrest are not automatically included.
Materials and the appearance you want to preserve
For the upholstered seat, choose upholstery fabric, leather, or aniline leather with a thickness and suppleness suitable for the round edge. Color and quality are agreed upon with a sample. For a seat with visible veneer, the treatment depends on the existing finish and the condition of the top veneer. The two versions require different working methods.
Photos for assessing High Dot counterstool, three legs
Photograph the stool from the front and beneath the seat so all three legs and joints can be identified. State the seat height and current seat material.
A photo of the markings or model number helps identify the version. State the number of pieces of furniture, previous repairs, and the issues you experience during use. Take photos calmly and with enough light so that both edges and details can be seen.
Starting price and agreement before work
All prices are indicative starting prices per piece of furniture, including VAT. Material consumption, quality, and the actual condition of the furniture can change the final amount. Work is only initiated once materials, scope, and price have been agreed upon in a specific quote. The timing for drop-off and completion is clarified in the same process.
Collection and delivery are agreed separately. See also prices for furniture service, or send images and describe your job.







