Image source: Vitra — HAL Ply Tube
© Vitra and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
HAL Ply Tube
Jasper Morrison's HAL Ply Tube: a plywood seat shell on a four-legged tubular steel base
470 × 795 × 485 mm
2012
Germany
Approx. $810 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
HAL Ply Tube is credited to Jasper Morrison, 2012. Vitra says the plywood shell with a four-legged base of chrome-plated or powder-coated tubular steel gives it an elegant, understated character.
Construction
- A shell of plywood from the USA, in two oak tones
- Four legs of tubular steel, not stackable
- Chrome, or ivory and basic dark powder coat
- Carpet glides fitted as standard
- Hard floors: felt glides can be ordered instead
Specifications
- Drawing values: 470 mm, 485 mm and 795 mm, without axis names
Story
Tube legs under a plywood shell
On Vitra's page HAL Ply Tube pairs a plywood seat shell with a four-legged base of tubular steel, and the page says it can be combined with other HAL models such as HAL RE Tube or HAL Soft Tube.
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Where the page places it
The page says the chair looks right at the dining table, and equally in home offices or restaurants.
