Jindřich Halabala: Reclining chair H-70 - detail of advertisement

Licensed replica: Jindřich Halabala: Reclining chair H-70

Czechoslovakia 1931, Custom made 3 months

The original H 70 UP racing recliner is now the subject of considerable collector interest. This is the case both at home and abroad. Among the most sought-after items are a series of streamlined armchairs made up of bentwood sides and inset seats, authorized reproductions of which can be found in our offer. Chairs from this range became some of the most successful models of the company's production during the 1930s and are still among the most popular today.

The surface finish of the basic version of the beech frame is made with a colourless semi-matt varnish. The wood can be left in its natural colour or stained under the varnish. The cushions for the basic version are made of high quality polyurethane foam and do not include the cost of upholstery fabric.

Chair: from 33 950 CZK

+ 2.5 standard metres of covering material in a width of 140 cm

Footstool: from 13 950 CZK

+ 1 regular metre of covering material in a width of 140 cm

Optional materials: Coating fabric, Wood with finish ash, oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany

Surface finish in RAL shades

Jindřich Halabala (1903 - 1978)

Legendary and timeless. That's Halabala, and that's his furniture. The spider, Halabala's table from the 1950s, decorating many a contemporary interior, is certainly an icon of its time. Halabala, as the main designer, fundamentally influenced the activity and creation of United UP factories, a company that was one of the most progressive and largest furniture factories in the then Czechoslovakia.