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1970s Flötotto Pagholz Stacking Chair

1970s Flötotto Pagholz Stacking Chair

Regular price €80,00 / piece
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This 1970s vintage stacking chair was produced by Flötotto and combines a moulded Pagholz plywood shell with a slender chrome-plated steel frame.... This 1970s vintage stacking chair was produced by Flötotto and combines a moulded Pagholz plywood shell with a slender chrome-plated steel frame. Pagholz is made from layered wood veneers pressed into a strong, ergonomic form....

Available: 6

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Manufacturer
Flötotto
Materials
Moulded Pagholz plywood
Chrome-plated steel frame
Dimensions
Korkeus: 79 cm
Leveys: 45 cm
Syvyys: 45 cm
Istuinkorkeus: 45 cm
Condition
Fair vintage condition with visible signs of age and use, including scratches, surface marks and wear to the moulded plywood shells and chrome frames. Condition varies slightly between the six chairs. Six chairs are available and sold individually. Please review all images for details.
Quantity
6 available
Location
Valhallankatu 12-14
Material-aware guidance Care for this piece

Based on the materials stated in this piece’s product information. Vintage finishes vary, so test any product on an inconspicuous area first.

Wood veneer

Use a dry or very lightly damp soft cloth and dry immediately. Keep standing water, steam and heat away from edges and joints. Do not sand or refinish veneer without professional assessment.

Chrome and metal

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, use a lightly damp cloth with mild soap and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive pads, metal polish and harsh chemicals; these can remove plating, paint or an established patina.