IKEA Launches LED Stool

IKEA has married LED lights with stools to create illuminant furniture, which might help those living in crowded flats save space. 

The stool uses a built-in LED light source with a lifetime of approximately 20,000 hours. The 5W LED emits a warm white glow at color temperature of 3,000 Kelvin, and emits about 170 lumens of light. 

A woman sitting on IKEA's new LED stool. (Photo Courtesy of IKEA)

Four rechargeable batteries (AA 1.2V) come along with the stool, and can last for a minimum of two years. Charging time required is two hours, but will allow the stool to stay lit for five hours. 

IKEA's new LED stool. (Photo Courtesy of IKEA)

With a IP44 rating, the stool can be used for both indoor and outdoor purposes, and currently costs about US $69.99. 

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