1982 40/4 Teak Stacking Chairs by David Rowland
1982 40/4 Teak Stacking Chairs by David Rowland
$185.00
$185
Designed in 1964 by David Rowland, the 40/4 chair was the first compact stackable chair invented and has become a complete design icon. Recognized as one of the most important and groundbreaking designs of the 20th century. You can stack 40 of these chairs comfortably, with in a height of 4 feet, hence the name 40/4. The minimalist, mid-century modern design would fit perfectly in a variety of different spaces.
Features:
Beech-faced molded plywood seat and back
Chromed steel rod frame
Dimensions:
19.5" W x 18" D x 29.5" H
Quantity:
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