Image source: Vitra — HAL Beam Seating
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HAL Beam Seating
Jasper Morrison's HAL Beam Seating: HAL shells on a two-legged beam for waiting areas
2810 × 805 × 565 mm
Germany
Official product information
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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.
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Shells and tables on one beam
The beam takes two to five elements, shells or table units, in any combination.
