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Description
Article no.: CH-CH26
CH26 Chair
CH26 is a previously unproduced chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Søn. The chair has a clear relationship with the lounge chair CH22 and has the same characteristic armrests and back shell.
Wegner's talent for creating stable and powerful furniture without compromising on comfort, has clearly permeated the CH26. Works great both as a dining chair and work chair. Hans J. Wegner designed the chair as early as 1950, but unlike CH22 has never been produced before, not even in a sample. Carl Hansen & Søn shone new light on the forgotten CH26 at the Stockholm Fair 2016, to the great delight of all design lovers.
Made of either solid oak or solid walnut. If desired, you can also choose a combination of both oak and walnut. Note that this variant means that the stand is completely in oak, while both the back and armrests come in walnut. Armrests and backrests are always made of the same type of wood.
Regardless of which types of wood are close to your heart, there are several different surface treatments to choose from. The seat is available in natural-colored or black paper string. When choosing black lacquered oak, it has a clearly visible wooden structure.
Watch the manufacturing video of a CH26 chair
Product details
Starting price in design soaped oak with natural-colored paper string.
Brand: Carl Hansen & Søn
Design: Hans J Wegner 1950
Dimensions:
Width: 59 cm
Height: 80 cm
Depth: 52 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Material: Stand and armrests in solid wood, back in layer-glued wood and seat in paper string.
Surface treatment: Oiled, lacquered, white oiled, black, soaped.
Delivery time: About 3-5 weeks normally