Image source: Vitra — HAL Ply Wood
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HAL Ply Wood
Jasper Morrison's HAL Ply Wood: a plywood shell on a four-legged oak base with a connecting plate
470 × 795 × 485 mm
2012
Germany
Approx. $1,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
HAL Ply Wood is credited to Jasper Morrison, 2012. Vitra describes a wooden chair with a robust connecting plate beneath the shell and a distinctive four-legged base.
Construction
- Plywood seat shell (USA), in natural or dark oak
- Non-stackable wooden base in oak
- Die-cast aluminium connecting element, powder-coated in dim grey
- Glides for carpet fitted to every base
- Soft Seats cushions (types B and C) listed as an addition
Specifications
- Drawing values: 470 mm wide, 485 mm deep, 795 mm high (not labelled with axes)
Story
A wooden member of the HAL family
The page presents HAL Ply Wood as a wooden chair whose seat and legs come in several woods with matching finishes, and says it can be used with other chairs of the extensive HAL family.
Image source: Vitra — HAL Ply Wood · © Vitra and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy
Shell chairs after the Plastic Chair
The family text calls HAL Morrison's reading of the shell chair that the Eames Plastic Chair made familiar, with bases for many different settings.




