30 Armchair - Upholstered - by TON

SKU	Availability
C101024100	Category A Upholstered Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101024200	Category B Upholstered Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101024300	Category C Upholstered Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101024400	Category D Upholstered Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101024600	Category 1 Leather Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101024700	Category 2 Leather Seat - Standard 22 weeks
C101025800	Cane Seat - Standard Finish 22 weeks
C101025821	Cane Seat - Pigment Finish 22 weeks
C101024121	Category A Upholstered Seat - Pigment 22 weeks
C101024221	Category B Upholstered Seat - Pigment 22 weeks
C101024321	Category C Upholstered Seat - Pigment 22 weeks
C101024421	Category D Upholstered Seat - Pigment 22 weeks
C101024621	Category 1 Leather Seat - Pigment 22 weeks
C101024721	Category 2 Leather Seat - Pigment 22 weeks

Specs

Seat Height	46cm
Width	54.5cm
Depth	57cm
Overall Height	76cm
Colour	Standard & Pigment Finish
Seat Material	Beechwood
Backrest	Beechwood
Frame Material	European Beechwood
Designer	TON
Weight	4.7kg
Carton Dimensions	60 x 57 x 89
Manufactured	TON CZ (Czech Republic)
Warranty Residential	5 Years
Warranty Commercial	5 Years

Brand

TON

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Designer

Michael Thonet

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Brochures

Naturally
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TON Wood Guide
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FSC
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TON Beech Standard Finishes
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TON Beech Pigment Finishes
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TON Category 1 Leather
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TON Category 2 Leather
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TON Category A Upholstery
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TON Category B Upholstery
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TON Category C Upholstery
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TON Category D Upholstery
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Tear Sheet
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Description

No 30 from Ton is designed by Michael Thonet in 1859. The chair is nicknamed "the chair of the chairs" and is today one of the world's most popular classics. The chair is timeless with versatile use; It fits equally well to the dining table, desk and as a seat in the hall. With its amazing design language and light weight, it is worthy of its nickname. The frame is made of beech and the seat is available in either wood or cane.

Concerning his choice of the bentwood chair, Corbusier wrote, "We have introduced the humble Thonet chair of steamed wood, certainly the most common of chairs. We believe this chair, whose millions of representatives are used on the Continent and in the two Americas, possesses nobility." In subsequent commissions, Corbusier continued to use Michael Thonet and August Thonet-designed bentwood pieces until more suitable tubular steel chairs were produced by the company.

It is also notable that in the 1927 Deutsche Werkbund exhibition (an exhibition of 33 housing units, directed by Mies Van der Rohe, and the first gathering of architects working in the new International Style), half of the 16 architects used Michael Thonet's designed bentwood chairs. The most popular chair? The August Thonet designed B9 Bentwood Armchair.

Highly customizable, the No. 30 Bentwood Chair is available in a number of seating options and finishes, including stains, and lacquer finishes.

The No 30 Bentwood Chair is made in an original European Michael Thonet factory in the Czech Republic.

Made in the Czech Republic by Ton.