Description
Although the CH26 design also dates back to 1950, the chair had never before been produced, and no mockups existed. The CH26's striking similarity to the CH22 is evident in the armrests and the characteristic, sweeping form of the armrest supports. Because Wegner intended for the CH26 to serve as a dining or desk chair, he gave serious consideration to the chair's proportions and its height in relation to tables, adjusting the CH26's frame and seat structure to enhance strength and stability. The CH26 design has now finally come to life, manufactured in exact accordance with Wegner's original, hand-drawn sketches, the only exception being two extra centimeters that have been added to the chair's height to accommodate today's higher tables and people.
Technical Info
Dimensions: W:59.5 x D:51.9 x H:79.8 cm (seat height: 44.5cm)
Material:
Frame: solid wood
Seat: paper cord
Back: veneer
Armrest: solid wood
Painted oak finish has clearly visible structure of wood.
For instructions and information about care and maintenance of Carl Hansen's different materials, please click here.
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.
Material:
Frame: solid wood
Seat: paper cord
Back: veneer
Armrest: solid wood
Painted oak finish has clearly visible structure of wood.
For instructions and information about care and maintenance of Carl Hansen's different materials, please click here.
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.
CH26 Chair
By Carl Hansen
Although the CH26 design also dates back to 1950, the chair had never before been produced, and no mockups existed. The CH26's striking similarity to the CH22 is evident in the armrests and the characteristic, sweeping form of the armrest.
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Description
Although the CH26 design also dates back to 1950, the chair had never before been produced, and no mockups existed. The CH26's striking similarity to the CH22 is evident in the armrests and the characteristic, sweeping form of the armrest supports. Because Wegner intended for the CH26 to serve as a dining or desk chair, he gave serious consideration to the chair's proportions and its height in relation to tables, adjusting the CH26's frame and seat structure to enhance strength and stability. The CH26 design has now finally come to life, manufactured in exact accordance with Wegner's original, hand-drawn sketches, the only exception being two extra centimeters that have been added to the chair's height to accommodate today's higher tables and people.
Technical Info
Dimensions: W:59.5 x D:51.9 x H:79.8 cm (seat height: 44.5cm)
Material:
Frame: solid wood
Seat: paper cord
Back: veneer
Armrest: solid wood
Painted oak finish has clearly visible structure of wood.
For instructions and information about care and maintenance of Carl Hansen's different materials, please click here.
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.
Material:
Frame: solid wood
Seat: paper cord
Back: veneer
Armrest: solid wood
Painted oak finish has clearly visible structure of wood.
For instructions and information about care and maintenance of Carl Hansen's different materials, please click here.
For more options please contact our web team or one of our stores.
Designed by Hans J. Wegner
Hans J Wegner (1914-2007) trained as a cabinet-maker before attending the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts, where he later lectured from 1946 to 1953. From 1938 to 1942, he worked as a furniture designer in Arne Jacobsen and Erik
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