Quatuor(S) pedestals

Quatuor(S): four low pedestals for display cases and small pieces

Four nesting pedestals from 40 to 55 cm, stepped in five-centimetre increments. The most complete set in the low range, designed for small-format objects and display-case presentation.

Forty centimetres is seat height. An object placed at that level is looked at standing, eyes down, or seated, straight on — two very different situations from the tall pedestal. The Quatuor(S) gives four positions in that zone, where most ranges stop at one.

Like all our nesting sets, the four pedestals stack inside one another. The complete set weighs around 18 kg, which one person can still handle and an ordinary vehicle can still carry.

Technical specifications

Dimensions are given as height × width × depth.

Who this model is for

Collectors and private buyers

For a collection of small-format objects — ceramics, animal bronzes, archaeological pieces — that four heights finally allow you to present as a group rather than an accumulation.

Artists and sculptors

Useful for showing a series. Four low pedestals aligned at regular intervals reveal the progression of a body of work in a way a single pedestal never can.

Museums, galleries and art centres

Four heights make an accessible route easier to design: the same object can be shown at a level suited to younger visitors without compromising the reading for someone standing.

Councils and public institutions

Suited to fitting out a reception display, a tourist office or a permanent heritage space. Durable equipment with no consumables and no maintenance. Quotations on request.

Presenting a series of objects

With a series, resist the temptation to vary the height for every piece. Two alternating levels are enough to create rhythm; four different levels scatter attention and stop the viewer perceiving what links the objects together.

If the pieces are small and precious, think about lighting before choosing the colour: white bounces light and illuminates the underside of the object, black absorbs it and deepens the contrast. Our article on the base of a statue goes further into these choices.

Four low supports, a single footprint

The Quatuor(S) lines up four steel sculpture pedestals for display cases and small pieces. Metal takes the repeated handling this kind of presentation involves without marking, where a wooden support records every move.

The four stands nest and move in one go, which matters during a case installation or a private view where handling space is scarce. Endlessly recyclable steel, French manufacture.