The D7K chair by Klemens Grund reflects Tecta’s way of thinking and constructing. It is kinetically foldable, modifiable, and there is also a rigid version (D7), too. Klemens Grund concealed the brass folding mechanism almost invisiblyin the back leg, rather as an attractive detail than out of technical necessity.
And there is another hallmark of the D7 that demonstratesits affinity with Tecta: Like folding chair D4 by Marcel Breuer (of 1927), once folded and stacked against the wall, the D7 has an almost sculptural quality.
Frame: Natural oak (oiled), Natural walnut (oiled)
Upholstery: seat cushion available
Many other configurations of this product are available upon request.