Set of 4 stackable chairs, Pagwood (Pagholz), Germany, 1960s/70s

Iconic examples of German design from the 1960s/70s. The seats were manufactured by the renowned company Pagholz using a revolutionary material known as Pagwood—beech plywood impregnated with resin and molded under immense pressure. This process results in seats that are anatomically contoured, flexible, and exceptionally durable. They are mounted on chrome-plated sled-style bases, which lend the pieces a distinct, modernist aesthetic. The set includes two chairs equipped with special connectors—allowing them to be linked together to form an integrated bench—and two standard chairs without side attachments. They are in very good condition. Furthermore, the chairs are stackable, making them an ideal solution for smaller spaces or as extra seating for guests. The chairs have undergone minor cosmetic refurbishment and are ready for use. Additional dimensions: Width (chairs without connectors): 50 cm | Width (chairs with connectors): 57.3 cm Seat width 40 cm | Seat height 40 cm | Seat depth 43.5 cm.