Tripod 36" Fabric Chair, Oak/Agency Sienna

Construction

Style: Maharam Tripod Chair
Fabric: Maharam Fabric, 75% Polyester, 25% Cotton
Fabric Weight: 500 Grams per Linear Meter
Fabric Abrasion: ISO 1297 40,000 Wyzenbeek double rub count
Chair Frame: Molded plywood legs and body
Seat Platform: Reinforced bottom cushion for firm, durable support
Cushions: Multi-density low profile foam wrapped in Dacron

Dimensions

Overall: Width 36.2" x Depth 29.5" x Height 29.5"
Floor to Seat Height: 17.5"
Seat Depth: 19.3"
Packaging: Width 38" x Depth 23" x Height 11", 38 lbs

Features

Genuine American Oak
Original design with 4 flat head bolts on the back
Precise reproduction of dimensions and curves
Hand-sewn seams using Danish under-tuck lock-stitch
Uniform kiln-dried wood frame for stable moisture levels
Triple-sanded wood for smooth surfaces
UV Cured hard polyurethane finish resists wear and scratches
Standard floor protection caps on legs
30-minute assembly
Kardiel 3-Year Limited Warranty

Custom Maharam Upholstery

With its unique seat and tripod design, the Avant-Garde style aligns with the high-quality reproduction of the 1963 Hans Wegner chair. The Tripod's sweeping curves and prominent seat lines earned it nicknames like wing and smile chair. Special edition upholstery in 'Agency' by Sarah Morris, a Maharam textile we sourced in limited quantities.

Conversation Starter

Kardiel’s reproduction of the iconic 1963 mid-century modern design adheres closely to the original. It is skillfully made to ensure long-lasting service and outstanding design. Molded plywood conforms to the exact curves and dimensions, creating an inviting contour for relaxation. Maharam's upholstery makes it a conversational piece and standout chair.

About Maharam Fabric

Maharam develops textiles for interiors, blending historical appreciation with innovative exploration, honoring modern design icons through fabrics. Learn more at maharam.com.

About American Oak

Oak is a highly versatile hardwood, favored in furniture and home construction. It's used popularly for American and English country designs and is also common in transitional and contemporary pieces. Native to the northern hemisphere, oak has served as a hardwood timber for centuries, known for its strength, weight, and durability. It shows an attractive light color with a prominent grain.