Betty TK2 chair, oak

&Tradition

$353.00 $442.00

Colour: Lacquered oak


&Tradition
Betty TK2 chair
$353.00 $442.00


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Description

&Tradition's Betty TK2 is an oak chair designed by Jakob Thau and Sami Kallio, named after the Betty Nansen Theatre in Copenhagen. The beautiful living wood surface gives the Betty chair a natural feel. Thanks to its solid, light and stackable construction, the multifunctional Betty chairs are ideal for the dining table and will also find a place in other rooms of the home.

Colour
Lacquered oak
Width
51 cm
Depth
48 cm
Height
77 cm
Seat depth
42 cm
Seat height
47 cm
Material
Lacquered solid oak, lacquered oak veneer
Weight
4 kg
Notes
Stackable: max 8 chairs. Felt gliders installed as standard.
Product ID
TR13020092

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Based on 2 reviews

  • C

    Paris, France

    5

    Très bien !

    389 days ago

  • L

    Mynaemaeki, Finland

    5

    Kaunis ja ajaton tuote. Itselleni istuinkorkeus melko korkea, mutta tämä on tämän päivän standardikorkeus kaikissa tuoleissa. Puun viimeistely ei esim. jalkaosissa ole täydellistä mutta hinta-laatusuhteessa hyvä

    392 days ago

Very good

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