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Skagerak Collection

Cutter Bench

Cutter Bench by Niels Hvass (1999): a Bauhaus-inspired slatted bench, 121 cm long and 43.5 cm high

Dimensions

1210 × 435 × 400 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: product page text — Cutter Bench, untreated solid teak, 121 x 40 x 43.5 cm — published as W 121 × D 40 × H 43.5 cm

Year

1999

Reference price

USD 1,399, Cutter Bench 120 cm, untreated solid teak (default variant), excl. VAT and taxes, fritzhansen.com US market, 2026-10-15

Materials
Solid teak (indoor and outdoor use)Untreated solid woodColoured solid wood
Finishes
Untreated solid woodColoured solid wood
Colors
BeechDouglas PineMapleOakTeakWestern Red CedarAsh - BlackOak - BlackDark Stained OakAsh - Hunter GreenAsh - Scarlet RedOak - Light BeigeAsh - Burgundy
Official page

Description

Overview

The Cutter Bench is a slatted bench designed by Niels Hvass in 1999. The teak version shown on the page is 121 cm long, 40 cm wide and 43.5 cm high.

Construction

  • Slatted seat on a coherent frame, as the page describes it
  • Material options: untreated solid wood, coloured solid wood
  • Outdoors, the page admits only the teak bench

Specifications

  • L 121 × W 40 × H 43.5 cm
  • Weight 12.5 kg
  • Design year 1999; the product data also gives 1999 as launch year

Story

Bauhaus-inspired series

Fritz Hansen says the Cutter series, designed with the Danish designer Niels Hvass, is inspired by the German Bauhaus movement, and calls it minimalistic, functional and a popular choice for hallways.

The bench

The page says the Cutter bench brought the idea of a slatted seat on a coherent frame to life. The product data gives 1999 as its design year and as its launch year.

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