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HAL RE Wood

Jasper Morrison's HAL RE Wood: a recycled-plastic shell on a four-legged oak base

Dimensions

475 × 795 × 510 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — HAL RE Wood

Reference price

USD 1,020, HAL RE Wood, HAL Wood base in natural oak, deep black RE shell with Hopsak (dark grey) seat upholstery, hard glides, Vitra US online shop, 2026-10-15

Materials
Dyed-through recycled polypropylene seat shell, 100% recyclableNon-stackable oak baseDie-cast aluminium connecting element, powder-coatedOptional seat cushion with recyclable polyurethane V-Foam
Colors
warm grey REcotton white REice grey REivy REbasalt REdeep black REcardboard REbrick REoak, natural, hard wax oiled finishoak, dark, hard-wax oil finishbasic dark glides
Official page

Description

Overview

HAL RE Wood is the HAL chair with a recycled-plastic seat shell and a wooden base. Vitra's page credits it to Jasper Morrison, 2010/2014.

Construction

  • Seat shell in dyed-through recycled polypropylene, 100% recyclable
  • Optional seat cushion screwed to the shell, with "V-Foam" polyurethane foam
  • Non-stackable four-legged base in natural or dark oak
  • Die-cast aluminium connecting element, powder-coated in dim grey

Specifications

  • Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 475 mm, 510 mm and 795 mm

Story

Recycled shell, wooden legs

The page says RE marks the HAL shell made of recycled plastic from household waste, and that the specks of pigment in the colours give the shell a natural look that suits the wooden legs of this version.

Chairs seen from different sides on a plain background

Seat cushion and Soft Seats

A fixed seat cushion is offered with the shell, and the page lists Soft Seats types B and C as seat cushions for HAL.

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