Name: VL119
Brand: Vermund

Previous Product

VL119

Next product

VL119

Chairs from Vermund

Search products by image

Family gallery
Family gallery
Family gallery
Family gallery
Family gallery

Product description

VL119 is available with swivel function, with the possibility of auto-return or castors. The frame is available in 3 different types of finish – silky mat chrome, shiny chrome or black powder coat

Seat height: 460 mm 
Total height: 840 mm 
Width: 460 mm 
Depth: 450 mm

Concept

The VL119 chair was first introduced in 1964 and redesigned to celebrate its 50 years anniversary. It has organic lines, a superb comfort and is stackable. The chair has a special feature within the incorporated armrests that allows it to hang or rest on a table.

VL119 is based on a steel frame that comes in three variants – silky mat chrome, shiny chrome or black powder coat. The seat and back is true to the original in every shape and is available in walnut or oak veneer. In the upholstered variants, it is made with high quality Danish textiles or the exclusive semi aniline leather. All of the options are of course possible to combine to suit every taste.

More about this product

Categorised in Seating - Office chairs - Chairs - Spider base on castors - with armrests - Seat and backrest upholstered - Spider base - open base - on castors - Armrests fixed - Metal - Base metal - Leather - Seat leather - Contract - Office - Conference / Meeting.

Manufacturer Vermund

Family VL119

Architonic ID 1536829

Year of Launch 2018

Year of Design 1964

Similar products

Infiniti

Sicla swivel with castors

Andreu World

Next SO 0498

lapalma

Seela S343

Skandiform

Timeout S-014

Inclass

Unnia Tapiz

Martela

Ella with Five Star Base and Height Adjustment

Andreu World

Gala SO 0722

Inclass

Varya

Wilkhahn

Occo SC Task Chair 221

Similar Manufacturers

Related Projects

See all Vermund's projects

Five office chair typologies for every kind of work style

Claire Brodka

Whether at home or in the office, the chair we choose for work often has to fulfil unique – and distinctly different – functions depending on our individual needs and preferences.

See all Vermund's articles