Designed in 1960 by Saburo Inui, the engineer who laid the foundation for molded plywood at Tendo Mokko, this chair fully incorporates the features of plywood technology and proudly bears the name, Ply Chair. Its simple structure, consisting of three parts, a molded plywood back, seat and steel legs was designed at the time for export using a knock-down method. The back and seat can be compactly stacked and assembled easily.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Molded Plywood, Timber Veneer, Upholstery |
| Dimensions | W720 D590 H726 SH370 |
| Colour | Maple Wood, Walnut |
| Finishes | Maple Wood, Walnut |
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