VERMUND Rolling Stool VL66T

The practical Vermund – Rolling stool VL66T, designed in the 1960s by Vermund Larsen, is available in fabric and leather.

Information about the Vermund – Rolling stool VL66T:

Design: Vermund Larsen

Dimensions:

• Ø 52cm
• Height/seat height
  • 44 – 64cm
  • 37 – 52cm
• Weight: 5,5kg

Material:

• 5-leg – polished aluminium
• Chrome-plated castors for hard floors
• height adjustable
• Leather piping on the seat

Upholstery:

Group 1:

• Fabric: Mainline Plus or Renewed Loop
• Leather: Sierra or Hero (black or cognac only)

Group 2:

• Fabric: Capture, Mood, Crisp or Barnum
• Leather: Ultra (black or brandy only)

Group 3:

• Fabric: Re-wool
• Leather: Paloma (black or cedar only)

Group 4:

• Fabric: Hallingdal
• Leather: Savanne (black, cognac, walnut or beige only) or Dunes (antracite or cognac only)

See also the VL66K office chair from Vermund.

Delivery time:

4-6 weeks

The VL66 design by Vermund Larsen

The VL66T stool is a functional stool in a classic 1960s design. It is characterised by a base with chrome castors and a chrome ring for height adjustment. The fabric of the stool is made of high-quality Hallingdal fabric with a leather ring that gives the stool a special look.

Vermund brings the timeless and groundbreaking furniture designs by designer Vermund Larsen back into the present. It’s high time, because Vermund Larsen has been a recognised legend of Scandinavian design since 1935 and has impressed both then and now with unconventional and convincing designs.

Important information:

If you have any general questions about Vermund ‘s products or are interested in placing a larger order, you can of course contact us directly by email: shop@nordicurban.com

Nordic Urban is the official German partner of Vermund and guarantees the authenticity and quality of every product. In addition to these products, we offer a wide range of Scandinavian furniture, lighting and accessories.

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