shane schneck: ru chair
unlike conventional chairs, 'ru' is designed without the two front legs allowing for convenient stacking on tables.
rolf hay showing the ‘ru’ chair portrait© designboom
‘ru’ chair by american-born and stockholm-based industrial designer shane schneck for danish company hay was presented at maison et objet 2010 and stockholm furniture fair 2010. gathered from references of chairs in schools, lunch rooms and auditoriums, ‘ru’ is a hybrid of our collective memory and functionality. it is a wooden chair that gains its strength by cross laminating layers in the seat. this method allows for a cantilevered surface and a more robust structure. unlike conventional chairs, it is designed without the front legs allowing it be stacked on tables for easy cleaning.
‘ru’ chair image © designboom‘ru’ responds to the demands of everyday life with multiple talents, ease and humor, being not only stackable, but hangable and gangable.
image © designboom
image © designboom
the robust construction of cross laminated veneer make the chair strong, light weight and durable.
the distinct leg solution give the chair the ability to hang suspended from a table for easy cleaning image © designboom
image © designboom
the designs are made to easily stack on top each other.
‘ru’ chair
‘ru’ chair
‘ru’ chair
‘ru’ chairthe ‘ru’ name was taken from a kangaroo. its distinct posture and extended legs resembling the gesture of ‘ru’.
the making image by fredrik carlson
the making image by fredrik carlson
the making image by fredrik carlson
