Collections Wedge Objects Furniture
Tool-free flat-pack chair with self-blocking joinery. Crafted in Poland from premium melamine plywood or post-consumer recycled plastic sheet.
EUR 550
(incl. VAT / excl. shipping)
MELAMINE PLYWOOD
RECYCLED PLASTIC SHEET
QUANTITY
Ships flat-packed. Delivery costs calculated at checkout depending on destination.
ASSEMBLY
100% Tool-free self-assembly
(No screws, no glue, zero hardware)
STRUCTURE
3 CNC-cut self-blocking elements
MATERIAL OPTIONS
High-grade melamine plywood OR
post-consumer recycled plastic sheet
ORIGIN
Designed & produced in Poland
The SteckStuhl is a contemporary reinterpretation of Gerrit Rietveld's iconic Red and Blue Chair, translated into modern CNC-milled technology. Constructed from just three precision-engineered elements, the design eliminates the need for traditional metal fasteners or adhesives.
Created with modern nomads and conscious interiors in mind, the chair relies entirely on self-blocking geometric joinery. Available in both durable melamine-coated birch plywood and innovative recycled eco-plastic sheets, it offers a bold visual presence while remaining effortless to assemble, disassemble, and transport.
Looking for custom color schemes, specific eco-plastic textures, or a commercial batch for an interior project? Custom material configurations are available for orders starting from 8 pieces.
INQUIRE FOR CUSTOM BATCHESEach piece ships flat-packed with an illustrated step-by-step manual. A short video guide demonstrates the self-blocking assembly — no screws, no glue, no tools required.
Ships flat-packed worldwide via courier, with production and delivery within 4 weeks. Delivery costs are calculated at checkout depending on destination: PLN 30 within Poland, EUR 30 to other EU countries, CHF 30 to Switzerland; other countries on request.
Melamine-coated plywood: clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged moisture. Recycled plastic sheet: wash with mild soap and water; avoid solvents, sharp objects and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.