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Gallery
Gallery Stool 1610: a sculptural stool from a single mould of plywood, designed in 1998.
520 × 480 × 360 mm
1998
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Overview
Model 1610 is the Gallery Stool, designed in 1998 by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen for Fredericia. Size: 520 x 360 x 480 mm (1610), with a seat height of 425 mm. It weighs 4 kg.
Construction
The stool is made from a single mould of plywood and fixed with metal joints. It is offered in two woods, black ash and walnut lacquer, both FSC Mix 70%.
Specifications
- Model: 1610
- Seat height: 425 mm
- Material: moulded plywood, metal joints
- Woods: black ash, walnut lacquer
- Weight: 4 kg
Story
A breakthrough in moulded plywood
Fredericia calls the Gallery stool a major design breakthrough at its launch in 1998. Its simplicity is striking, and moulded plywood is taken as far as the material allows to make a sculptural seating object.
Developed with Fredericia
Hans Sandgren Jakobsen's design breakthrough came in 1998 with this highly awarded stool, which he developed in collaboration with Fredericia. Pushing moulded plywood to its limit produced a construction that is both sculptural and functional.
Collection
Gallery
Fredericia's Gallery collection: the 1998 Gallery stool by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen, ten plywood layers in a single mould, in black ash or walnut lacquer.