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Picto Chair. model 206/7

Office Chair
1988-1992 (designed), 1992 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This office chair was made in Germany. German firms have led the world in making ecological considerations a primary objective in the design of their products. The parts used in this chair are 95% recyclable and are clipped, screwed or bolted together rather than joined with adhesives. This allows parts to be repaired and replaced, thereby extending the life of the chair.

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitlePicto Chair. model 206/7 (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Cast aluminium, moulded polypropylene, laminated beech, wool and cotton upholstery
Brief description
Picto Office Chair
Physical description
Office chair with five-pronged wheeled aluminium swivel base, black seat upholstery, black polypropylene seat back pierced with a grid of small holes, and laminated beech arms connected at the back of the chair by a tubular aluminium arc.
Dimensions
  • Height: 103cm
  • Width: 61cm
  • Depth: 61cm
  • Seat height: 56cm
Taken from registered description Checked 28.1.10
Production typeMass produced
Gallery label
(1993)
Twentieth Century Gallery

'Picto' Office Chair
Desugned by ProduktEntwicklung Roericht, Ulm, Germany, 1988-1992
Manufactured by Wilkhahn, Bad Munder, Germany, 1992
Polypropylene shell, aluminium base, laminated beech arms (waxed), wool and cotton upholstery
W.20-1993

German firms have led the world in making ecological considerations a primary objective in the design of their products. The parts used in this chair are 95% recyclable and are clipped, screwed or bolted together, rather than joined with adhesives. This allows parts to be repaired and replaced thereby extending the life of the chair.
Credit line
Given by Wilkhahn Ltd
Summary
This office chair was made in Germany. German firms have led the world in making ecological considerations a primary objective in the design of their products. The parts used in this chair are 95% recyclable and are clipped, screwed or bolted together rather than joined with adhesives. This allows parts to be repaired and replaced, thereby extending the life of the chair.
Collection
Accession number
W.20-1993

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Record createdMay 31, 2005
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