Initially inspired by the Folding ruler and particularly the connection between the slats.
The aim was not to make a foldable chair, but rather take advantage of the juxtaposition of the slatsto make a perfectly stackable chair.
There is no dovetail, thin wooden slats are juxtaposed and held together by a metal part, similar to that found on a folding ruler but welded to block the articulations.
The shape of the seat and the backrest folding rule also remind, these articulations in folded steel but are made here in plywood.
I really wanted to use plywood's characteristics, and in particular its resistance when bent and combine it with solid wood into a coherent whole. The reducing of wooden sections (no waste), assembly by the owner, to reduce the economic and environmental impact of transport.
could make Folding Rules a more sustainable chair.
Folding rules is easily adaptable in barstool, low chair, tables, etc---
It is also suitable for public space to be displayed in rows.