HAL Beam Seating
Jasper Morrison's HAL Beam Seating: HAL shells on a two-legged beam for waiting areas
2810 × 805 × 565 mm
Source: technical drawing image — HAL Beam Seating, five-shell beam (largest)
Germany
Description
Overview
HAL Beam Seating mounts HAL shells on a beam for waiting areas such as airports, train stations, foyers and medical practices. The heading on Vitra's page reads Jasper Morrison, 2010/2014.
Construction
- Seat shells in dyed-through recycled polypropylene or in plywood
- Optional table unit in black solid core material, 560 x 430 mm
- Two-legged T-beam with a powder-coated finish and aluminium legs, for 2 to 5 shells or table units
- Plastic glides for carpet or non-slip glides for hard floors
Specifications
- Largest drawing values, five-shell beam, not labelled with axes: 2810 mm, 565 mm and 805 mm
Story
Seating for waiting areas
Vitra presents HAL Beam Seating as a robust solution for waiting areas of all kinds, and says the understated recycled-plastic or plywood shells make it compatible with many interior styles.
Shells and tables on one beam
The beam takes two to five elements, shells or table units, in any combination.
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