Series 430 Chair - Stainless Steel
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Product Description
Created in 1967 by acclaimed designer Verner Panton, the Series 430 chair is a staple of Scandinavian design. It features a fully upholstered stackable seat and sleek pointed legs. Designed to gift "the same comfort as an armchair" it is a highly liveable yet stylish design classic. Available online in Verpan's Hallingdal 65 Fabric or luxurious Cuba Velvet. For more options, please contact the showroom.
Materials & Finishes
Fully upholstered multi-purpose stacking chair with frame in a brushed stainless steel finish. Upholstered in Hallingdal 65 Fabric from Kvadrat, Cuba Velvet from Sacho or Karakorum Boucle Knit from Dedar. Minimum order: 2 chairs.
Dimensions
W 54 x D 51.5 x H 82 cm. Seat: Ø 46 x H 47 cm
Delivery Times
4-6 weeks
Additional Information
Not all Verpan products are available to buy online. However, the full range is available at our London-based showrooms. Please contact our design team on 020 8421 1779 if you require further information, to request a swatch sample or to discuss the Chaplins Price Promise.
Year of design
1967 / 2019
FURNITURE SMALL DELIVERY
Production time for this item is 4-6 weeks.
Our small furniture delivery service offers delivery right to your front door (if the destination is an apartment, flat or complex, the order will be delivered inside the entrance to the building) for £55.00.
Our preferred courier service will be used for most smaller orders and you can rest assured that your parcel will be trackable at every stage.
The typical delivery window is 3-5 working days from the time your items arrive at our warehouse (please note that many of our products have lead times associated with them which can be clearly seen on the product page).
All items purchased that are in stock will be sent out to you within 1 to 2 working days. All orders placed after 2pm (GMT) for in-stock items will be processed the next working day.
If you have ordered multiple items, we will send these out to you in one delivery as soon as they all arrive at the warehouse and they have been quality checked.
*Small furniture deliveries do not include assembly or unpacking.
Find out more about deliveries, international deliveries & returns HERE
BUY & COLLECT
Our warehouse located in St Albans will contact you when your order is available; for in stock items this is within 5 days of your order date, items not held in stock will be within 5 working days of arrival at our warehouse (see product page for indicative lead times).
Remember to bring your confirmation email with you as proof of purchase.
Please note, large items, such as sofas and large tables, are excluded from our Click & Collect service. If you have any question regarding this service, please call our Customer Service team on 020 8421 1779 (Non UK: +44 (0)20 8421 1779) or e-mail us: customerservices@chaplins.co.uk
Our design team offers planning and colour advice on free standing and fitted furniture to help demonstrate how our products can be best used in your living space.
Our experienced delivery and installation team know how to handle furniture and realise the value and importance of each piece.
Our price promise guarantees that you will get the best value for money without having to compromise on quality and service.
We specialise in supplying high-end furniture and lighting to architects, interior designers and residential clients all over the world.
We hold stock of the very best in modern furniture and lighting for use on photo shoots, TV commercials, films, music videos and events.
Please contact our showroom on 020 8421 1779 for further information on any of the services above.
Vener Panton studied at the faculty of Architecture at the Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen. He was made famous for conceiving a cardboard house and creating the Panton Chair for Vitra.
His work is considered incredibly fun, colourful and modern and is still influencing designers and architects today. Hugely Popular, Vener Panton gave to his designs particularities making his creations original and outstanding. He described his intentions as, "the main purpose of my work is to stimulate the people to use their own power of imagination."
His visionary concepts are the basis for the space-age style of the early 70s.
Verpan is, much like Verner Panton, a product of the Danish design tradition, which has put Denmark on the world map for functional, modern and unique design.
In 2003 the production of lighting was initiated and in 2010 a furniture range was added. A continuous process of picking and choosing products from the vast treasure chest of Pantons work, will bring many more items to life again.
All of the Verpan products stand out as some of the most elegant and memorable of Verner Panton’s designs. Products that create life, sound, movement, colour and light - design that bring value into the visual world around us.
About Verner Panton
Vener Panton studied at the faculty of Architecture at the Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen. He was made famous for conceiving a cardboard house and creating the Panton Chair for Vitra.
His work is considered incredibly fun, colourful and modern and is still influencing designers and architects today. Hugely Popular, Vener Panton gave to his designs particularities making his creations original and outstanding. He described his intentions as, "the main purpose of my work is to stimulate the people to use their own power of imagination."
His visionary concepts are the basis for the space-age style of the early 70s.
About Verpan
Verpan is, much like Verner Panton, a product of the Danish design tradition, which has put Denmark on the world map for functional, modern and unique design.
In 2003 the production of lighting was initiated and in 2010 a furniture range was added. A continuous process of picking and choosing products from the vast treasure chest of Pantons work, will bring many more items to life again.
All of the Verpan products stand out as some of the most elegant and memorable of Verner Panton’s designs. Products that create life, sound, movement, colour and light - design that bring value into the visual world around us.
