Brand: Fritz Hansen Designer: Arne Jacobsen Collection: Series 7
The Series 7 is the famous stackable chair designed exclusively for Fritz Hansen in 1955 by Danish designer Arne Jacobsen. It is finished in white lacquered ash veneer with visible wood grain and a base in the same colour.
Arne Jacobsen designed a chair called "Model 3107" as a variation and development of the Ant. In doing so, he used a technology invented by Charles and Ray Eames that allows plywood to be bent in three directions under pressure.
Today, the Series 7 collection is by far the best-selling chair in Fritz Hansen 's history and possibly the best-selling chair ever: over 5 million units have been sold.
| Height: | 82 cm |
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| Depth: | 52 cm |
| Seat height: | 46 cm |
| Width: | 50 cm |
| Weight: | 4 kg |
| Colour: | white |
| Material: | coated steel, ash veneer |
| Stackable: | yes |
| Seat: | wood |
| Base: | metal |
| Armrests: | without armrests |
| Product code | FHA-3107MC-WHI |
