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Dot

Dot

Product catalog summary

Introduction
DOT™ was developed by Fritz Hansen in the 1950s alongside Arne Jacobsen's creation of the Ant™ chair. The collaboration resulted in a three-legged stool introduced in 1954, later updated to a four-legged version in 1970.

Designer
Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hansen

Description
The DOT™ stool is a four-legged, stackable stool designed for practicality and extra seating. It features a seat made of pressure-molded veneer in painted beech and a base of 14 mm steel tubes. The stool is available in black, white, rose, orange, and lime, with dimensions of 44 cm in height and 34 cm in diameter.

Warranty
The standard warranty covers five years against manufacturing defects, excluding leather and special materials. An extended warranty of up to 10 years is available upon online registration. Wicker, rugs, and lamps have a 2-year warranty.

Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971)
Arne Jacobsen's collaboration with Fritz Hansen began in 1934, gaining prominence with the Ant™ chair in 1952 and the Series 7™ in 1955. Jacobsen's work, including the Egg™, Swan™, and Series 3300™, has become internationally recognized, although his architectural contributions are less celebrated.

Legal Notice
Fritz Hansen A/S documentation and products are protected by law, including the Danish Copyright Act, Trademark Act, and Marketing Practices Act. Unauthorized use may result in legal action.

Headquarters and Showrooms
Fritz Hansen A/S is headquartered in Allerød, Denmark, with showrooms in Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Milan, Tokyo, Oslo, Stockholm, London, and New York.

Catalog excerpts

DOT™ was developed by Fritz Hansen in the 50’s around the same time as Arne Jacobsen created the Ant™ chair. While creating the chair Arne Jacobsen spent a lot of time at the Fritz Hansen factory testing, refining and finalizing his project. The result of the collaboration was presented to the market in 1954 as a three legged stool in veneer. In 1970 the stool was revitalized as we know it today, with four legs.

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ARNE JACOBSEN 1902-1971 The cooperation between Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hansen dates back to 1934. But it was in 1952 the break-through came with the Ant™. It was succeeded by the Series 7™ in 1955. This propelled his and Fritz Hansen’s names into furniture history. Arne Jacobsen was very productive both as an architect and as a designer. At the end of the 50s Arne Jacobsen designed the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, and for that project the Egg™, the Swan™, the Swan™ sofa and Series 3300™. Arne Jacobsen was and is an admired and outstanding designer. While the significance of Arne Jacobsen’s buildings...

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Fritz Hansen A/S ® - This documentation and the products and designations therein are protected by law, including the Danish Copyright Act, Trademark Act and Marketing Practices Act, and may not be used without prior written authority from Fritz Hansen A/S. Legal proceedings may be instituted against any parties breaching the rights of Fritz Hansen A/S. HEADQUARTERS DENMARK - Allerød SHOWROOMS DENMARK - Copenhagen / HOLLAND - Amsterdam / ITALY - Milan / JAPAN - Tokyo / NORWAY - Oslo / SWEDEN - Stockholm / UNITED KINGDOM - London / U.S.A. - New York

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