The stacking chair combines Windsor craftsmanship with modern functionality through its solid wedge-joint construction that connects the legs and seat. Its curved elm seat features a lightly indented surface that moulds to the body, while the distinctive spindle backrest reflects post-war design aesthetics. The splayed and tapered beech legs allow multiple chairs to stack efficiently, and the sturdy hardwood construction ensures lasting durability.
While the classic spindle design is the first thing people think of, a true piece of Windsor furniture is defined by the solid wedge-joint that interconnects the legs and seat. This not only creates a sturdy structure but also provides plenty of scope to adapt and change the form of the various components, as evidenced by this sleek 1950s redesign.<p>The unique style of this chairs backrest is very in-keeping with the novel forms of post-war design, while splayed and tapered beech legs allow for multiple chairs to be easily stacked one on top of another making this piece ideal for those looking to maximise their space. <p>Lovingly crafted to capture that same passion and quality of the original design, to this day each Stacking Chair is made within Ercol's British workshops by expert craftsmen using only the highest quality hardwoods.<p>Carved from elm, a classically shaped seat exhibits such renowned carpentry with lightly curved indentation that moulds to the body a...
