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Wire Counter Stool VP15
Verner Panton's Wire Counter Stool VP15 in mirror polished steel wire, 65 cm high, with a footrest
440 × 650 × 440 mm
1981
China
Official product information
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Overview
Wire Counter Stool VP15 is a counter stool credited to Verner Panton, with 1981 under his name on the page. The page presents it as a Wire Stool with greater height and presence.
Construction
The frame uses steel wire rod that is bent and welded, with a centre built from steel plates. The finish is mirror polished, and no further surface treatment is added.
Specifications
- Dimensions: Ø 44 x H 65 cm (17.32 x 25.59 in)
- Weight: 5 kg
- Environment: Indoor
- Certification: EU Ecolabel certified
Story
From the Wire Stool to counter height
According to the page, the counter stool gives the Wire Stool a larger form and presence and a new, elevated seating experience, with robust stature intended for support and stability.
Footrest and steel frame
The description names a thoughtfully positioned footrest as the feature that lets users sit comfortably for extended periods. In the impact text, the Wire Series frame is all steel, which the page calls a mono material.
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