SE 68 SU stacking chair by Egon Eiermann | Natural wood

Since Egon Eiermann designed the SE 68 chair in 1951, it has been considered unique with its minimalist design and seating comfort. The construction of the Wilde + Spieth chair with the steel tubes as a frame and the ergonomically shaped seat and backrest made of wood was unprecedented at the time. In addition to the timeless design, the Wilde + Spieth SE 68 stacking chair is characterized by its extremely pleasant seating comfort.

Further information about the SE 68 Wilde + Spieth stacking chair:

Frame:
4-leg frame made of round steel tube, chrome or matt black, foot gliders made of black plastic

Seat and backrest:
Shaped seat and back made of multiple glued real wood veneer in beech (see pictures 2 and 3), oak (see picture 4), walnut (see picture 5)

Stack storage:
Stackable with stacking rubber under the seat, stackable approx. 8 pieces

Mass object:
Width 44 cm, depth 48 cm, height 79 cm

Seat dimensions:
Width 44 cm, depth 40 cm, height 46 cm

Further options on request for an additional charge:
- Silence glider felt or Teflon
- satin-finished frame
- With armrests
- Screw-on cushion seat or back and seat
- Series connection screwed or welded