Panton Chair

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Product description

Because of technical progress in plastics processing, the Panton Chair has been through a number of production phases since its original launch. The last version of the chair authorised by Verner Panton was produced in collaboration with the designer at the end of the 1990s. This model realised one of Panton's fundamental objectives for the first time: a plastic chair as an inexpensive industrial product.

Specifications

Width	500 mm
Height	830 mm
Depth	610 mm
Seat finish	without upholstery
Width of seat	490 mm
Height of seat	410 mm
Depth of seat	455 mm
Base finish	cantilevered
Backrest finish	without back padding
Armrest finish	without armrests
Material	polypropylene (PP)
Colors	white black shades of yellow shades of red

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