Leowald had the ingenious idea of combining a choice of two different seat shells − with and without armrests − with different frame finishes to cater for diverse applications, thus meeting varying requirements: ranging from concourse seating and stacking chairs for event spaces to furniture for a dining room and offices. The need for hierarchical differentiation resulted in an extensive product family that emerged over the course of years: chairs with seat shells with varying dimensions and features which were mounted onto various types of frames.

Prof. Dr. Georg Leowald
Production period: from 1961 to 1963
Wilkhahn

Seat: Glass fibre-reinforced polyester, white
Back: Glass fibre-reinforced polyester, white
Frame: Steel tube, chromium-plated

Seat height: 46 cm
Overall height: 80 cm
Width: 55 cm
Depth: 47 cm

List price 90 DM (Price List 1961)