SE 68 multi-purpose chair by Egon Eiermann | Beech, black stained

Since Egon Eiermann designed the SE 68 multi-purpose chair in 1951, its minimalist design and seating comfort have made it unique. The construction of the Wilde + Spieth chair, with its tubular steel frame and ergonomically shaped wooden seat and backrest, was unprecedented at the time. In addition to its timeless design, the SE 68 chair is distinguished by its exceptionally comfortable seating.

Further information on the SE 68 Wilde + Spieth multi-purpose chair:

Frame:
4-leg frame made of round steel tubing, chrome or matte black, glides made of black plastic

Seat and backrest:
Molded seat and backrest made of multi-layered, glued real wood veneer

Material and color:
Beech, stained black

Mass of object:
Width 47 cm, depth 50 cm, height 79 cm

Seat dimensions:
Width 47 cm, depth 42 cm, height 46 cm

Further options available on request for an additional charge:
- Silence glides, felt or Teflon
- Frame satin finish
- With armrests
- Screw-on cushions for seat or back and seat
- Series connection bolted or welded