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Series 7 Children's Chair 3177 New Colours
by Arne Jacobsen, 1955 — CHF 327.00
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| Product type | Kids Chair |
| Dimensions |  Dimensions in cm |
| Colours | Dyed ash Frame  |
| Material | Seat shell: moulded veneer in a range of colours Base: tubular steel, painted |
| Concept | |
| Function & Properties | Stackable With universal glides |
| Care | Lacquered surfaces of natural wood tolerate neither damp heat or alcohol, therefore all spilled liquids must be wiped up immediately. When cleaning, water should only be used in small quantities - if possible only a damp cloth. The amount of patina the surface takes on and how quickly this happens depends on the type of wood and the amount of 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 No risk of release of formaldehyde through surface treatment with polyurethane varnish The Series 7 chair can be disassembled into its individual component parts, the legs and all other metal components of the Series 7 are therefore freely recyclable. |
| Warranty | 10 year cover against manufacturing defects (registration on MyFritzHansen not necessary) Ordinary wear and damage are excluded from the warranty! |
| Product family | The Series 7 |
| Datasheet | Click for more information (ca. 0,8 MB). |
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The cooperation between the designer Arne Jacobsen and manufacturer Fritz Hansen dates back to the 1930s. The first real success however was celebrated after some 20 years thanks to Jacobsen's Ant chair; a chair which although a popular success appealed less to Fritz Hansen on account of its three-legged base. Thus Jacobsen re-developed his design and the result was the Series 7 Chair, a four-legged chair and one which not only quickly became a design classic to rival the Ant, but with over 5 million copies sold worldwide, the most successful chair in the Fritz Hansen portfolio. The concept is as simple as it is original: a one-piece moulded wood veneer seat shell is combined with a range of bases, and thus allows the Series 7 to serve a wide range of functions: including a Series 7 Children's Chair. Featuring a slightly modified, child friendly seat shell the Fritz Hansen children's chair is in essence exactly the same as the adult version, just smaller.
The Series 7 children's chair fits playfully into any child's room
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