The Howe 40/4 is arguably the most significant chair design of the past 50 years. Howe 40/4 stacking chairs designed by David Rowland, over 8 million chairs have been sold since its introduction in 1964.
Honoured with numerous design awards, and exhibited in several museums all over the world, the 40/4 chair is widely appealing. Whether you go for its excellent ergonomic features, its graceful lines and durability or its unique space-saving attributes, there are at least 40 good reasons to choose this design icon. Renowned for its unsurpassed stacking and handling characteristics combined with its elegant and spare aesthetic, Howe 40/4 is rightly a great favourite of specifying architects and designers. With seats and backs in plastic resin, finely crafted wood veneer or as upholstered version, Howe 40/4 does great service across the board in schools, universities, churches and cathedrals, as well as in corporate offices, conference centres and training establishments. Stacks 40 high on a trolley
HOWE 40/4 PRODUCT DETAILS
SEATS, BACKS AND ARMRESTS
The seats and backs are triple curved.
The front of the seat is with “waterfall” curve.
VENEER SHELL VERSION
The surface veneer is in matt lacquered 0,6 mm
semi-quarter cut, book match sanded veneer on
both sides. The inner layers are in 1,2 mm rotary cut
beech: 7 layers on seat, 9 layers on back, 7 layers on
armrests. The thickness of the seat is 9-10 mm, back
10-11 mm and armrest 9-10 mm.
Standard finishes:
maple, beech, oak, cherry, ash, birch, and walnut
as well as black, and white stained.
POLYAMIDE SHELL VERSION
The polyamide is a PA. The surface is slightly textured.
The thickness of the seat is 5,5-10 mm, back 6,5-10 mm
and armrest 10 mm
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