Holzstuhl is German for wooden chair, and the clip is shared online under that simple descriptive name rather than from a known film or show. Its existing label points to school, which fits the classic classroom chairs that make this noise on tiled floors. On soundboards it travels as a short, reusable effect for school sketches and everyday awkward moments. Because almost everyone has heard a chair scrape in a quiet room, the clip needs no context and keeps being reused for reaction videos, edits and pranks.
About this sound
Scraping wooden chair sound effect from a school classroom, with a loud squeak and drag across the floor that creators use for awkward or funny moments.
This is the harsh scrape of a wooden chair being dragged across a hard classroom floor. The legs catch and squeak in short bursts, creating that instantly recognisable screech everyone remembers from school. It is grating, a little painful to hear, and deliberately attention grabbing. Even without any picture, the sound alone paints the room, the silence after a lesson, and the moment everyone turns to look. That shared memory is what makes it so effective for comedy, because the noise itself becomes the embarrassment or interruption in the scene.