SE 07

SE 07

SE 07

Product catalog summary

Product Overview

The document describes three models of the EEtk Amersstoel dining chair designed by Martin Visser in 1960: SE 05, SE 06, and SE 07.

Dimensions

  • SE 05 & SE 06: Width 43 cm, Depth 46 cm, Height 80 cm, Seat height 46 cm
  • SE 07: Width 45 cm, Depth 46 cm, Height 80 cm, Seat height 46 cm

Materials and Upholstery

  • SE 05: Natural rattan (Pietriet / peddigrohr)
  • SE 06: Saddle leather (Tuigleer / kernleder)
  • SE 07: Upholstered fabric (Gestoffeerd / gepolstert)

Frame Specifications

All models feature a frame made of brushed chromed metal (gebürstetes verchromtes Metall).

Summary

The EEtk Amersstoel dining chairs by Martin Visser are characterized by their consistent height and seat height across models, with slight variations in width. The chairs differ primarily in seat material: natural rattan for SE 05, saddle leather for SE 06, and upholstered fabric for SE 07. All share a durable brushed chromed metal frame, reflecting a mid-century modern design aesthetic.

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Catalog excerpts

SE 07-1

eetk amerstoel / dining chair / Esszimmerstuhl eetk amerstoel / dining chair / Esszimmerstuhl SE 05 & SE 06 43 x 46 x 80 width x depth x height / seat 46 SE 07 45 x 46 x 80 width x depth x height / seat 46 SE 05 pitriet / natur al rattan / peddigrohr SE 06 tuigleer / saddle leather / Kernleder SE 07 gestoffeerd / upholstered / gepolstert Fr ame: geborsteld verchroomd meta al Fr ame: brushed chromed metal Gestell: verchromtes gebürstetes Metall

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SE 07-2

SE 05 & SE 06 & SE 07 eetk amerstoel / dining chair / Esszimmerstuhl Martin Visser, 1960

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