| Product type | Office swivel chair |
| Dimensions |  (Dimensions in cm) |
| Colours | Wood, clear lacquered         Coloured ash    Lacquer    |
| Material | Seat shell: laminated, pressure moulded veneer Frame: steel tubing, chrome plated Castors: plastic with aluminium caps |
| Variants | Optionally available with hard castors for carpeted floors or soft castors for hard floors Matching cushions available separately Others colours and upholstery available on request |
| Function & properties | Height adjustable |
| Care | Lacquered surfaces of natural wood tolerate neither moist heat nor alcohol: all spills must therefore be wiped up immediately. When cleaning use only small amounts of water - ideally only with a damp cloth. How much and how quickly the surface acquires a patina depends on the type of wood, nature of use and exposure to sunlight. |
| Certificates & Sustainability | Fritz Hansen conform to: ISO 90001: 2008 (Quality management systems) ISO 14001: 2004 (Environmental management systems) Series 7 tested for strength and durability according to: EN 1728 EN 13761 BS 4875 as well as for stability according to: EN 1022 ISO 7174-1 BS 7945 |
| Warranty | 5 year manufacturing defects warranty Register your chair within 3 months of purchase at fritzhansen.com/my-fh and benefit from an extended warranty period: 10 years for frame, shell, lacquer, stained ash and natural wood veneer Normal wear and tear are excluded from the warranty! |
| Accessories | Matching cushions available separately |
| Product family | The Series 7 |
| Concept | |
| Datasheet | Click for more information (ca. 0,8 MB). |
In 1952, and after many years of collaboration the Danish furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen recorded its first major success with the three-legged Ant chair by Arne Jacobsen. And released a chair design which was to become the predecessor of the company's best selling chairs: The Series 7 Chair, also from Arne Jacobsen. The ergonomic shape of the seat shell was for its day genuinely revolutionary, makes the Fritz Hansen chair unmistakable for later generations, and is just one of the reasons why the Series 7 Chair is still regarded as a design classic. The seat shell characterises the Series 7 family and can be combined with different bases, a feature which makes the Jacobsen chair in all its variants the perfect solution for any space. And not just the shell itself was revolutionary, also the production process developed by Fritz Hansen and Arne Jacobsen set new standards. Although the glued plywood moulding process employed was in itself not new, Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hansen, perfected it through the addition of steam and thus achieved the one-piece, three-dimensional shape that makes the Series 7 so characteristic. The swivel armchair is arguably the most functional of the Series 7 chairs and simultaneously one which offers the highest level of seating comfort. In the Fritz Hansen swivel chair the standard chrome plated tubular steel frame is replaced by a stable swivel base including castors, thus offering functionality, comfort and mobility in one chair design.
The Series 7 Chair from Fritz Hansen
Fritz Hansen chairs
...In addition, in contrast to the somewhat misanthropic Ant Chair the Series 7 is, as the name implies, a family of chairs: the basic 3107, the 3207 with armrests and the two swivel versions, 3117 without armrests and 3217 with armrests...
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