Fredericia The Spanish Chair
THE SPANISH CHAIR
THE SPANISH CHAIR
Designed by Børge Mogensen
The iconic Spanish Chair is Børge Mogensen’s masterful contribution to modern design, designed for Fredericia in 1958.
Solid oak or walnut combined with the highest calibre saddle leather creates a strong presence in a chair that will only become more beautiful with age.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Fredericia
PRODUCT TYPE
Lounge Chair
COLLECTION
Spanish
MODEL
2226 - Lounge Chair
PRODUCTION
Made in Denmark
CARE & MAINTENANC
Our Care & Maintenance offers guidance for best maintenance of our furniture. It includes advice and instructions on cleaning and caring for specific materials to ensure a long life of your furniture. Find your product on our product site and navigate to the Product Care menu.
PACKAGING DIMENSIONS
- Length : 64 cm
- Width : 87 cm
- Height : 73 cm
DIMENSIONS
- Width : 82.5 cm
- Depth : 60 cm
- Height : 67 cm
- Seat Height : 33 cm
WEIGHT
12.1 kg
PACKAGING WEIGHT
16.5 kg
MATERIAL
Lounge chair of solid wood and saddle leather. Interchangeable seat and back made in vegetable tanned saddle leather with metal buckles. Leather seat has canvas backing. Saddle straps can be tightened as the leather expands through use.
TEST & CERTIFICATES
-EN 1021-1:2006 - Smouldering cigarette -EN 1021-2:2006 - Match flame equivalent -EN 1022:2005 -EN 16139:2013 (L2) -EN ISO 6941:2003
USE
Interior
UPHOLSTERY
Leather
DOWNLOADS
↓ 2D DWG
↓ 3D DWG
↓ Data Sheet
DESIGN YEAR
1958
DESIGNER
Børge Mogensen
WOOD
-Walnut oiled -Smoked oak, oiled -Oak light oil -Oak soap
-Oak black lacquered
WARRANTY
Fredericia Furniture A/S offers a 7-year guarantee against manufacturing defects in standard products (materials and construction). The warranty does not cover wear and damage to covers, surface treatment, inappropriate use and the like. For further information regarding our guarantee, please visit Fredericia.com.
ENVIORNMENT
Indoor
VOLUME
0.41m³
SUSTAINABILITY
Fredericia’s furniture is intended to be passed on from generation to generation. The core values of good design are rooted in the sense of responsibility and use of natural materials, ethical methods of production and respect for the people using our furniture every day. Transparency, sustainability, and circularity are essential, and with a growing number of certifications and ambitious initiatives, Fredericia takes pride in continuously improving its performance while facilitating sustainable customer choices.
MATERIAL
LEATHER
- Leather, Natural
- Leather, Black
-Leather, Cognac
WOOD
-Oak Black Lacquered -Oak Soap -Oak Oil -Oak Light Oil
-Smoked Oak, Oiled -Walnut Oiled
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
DAILY CLEANINGE (LAMINATE)
Wipe the surfaces daily with a cloth wrung in lukewarm water, possibly containing a mild allpurpose cleaning agent. Then wipe again with a dry cloth. Immediately wipe up liquids with strong tanning potential, such as red wine and coffee, to avoid discolouration. In order to remove tougher stains or dirt, add more cleaning agent and use a soft sponge. Always make sure to finish off by using a dry cloth to avoid a greasy surface.
DAILY CLEANING (NANO LAMINATE)
Wipe with a cloth wrung in hot water, possibly containing a mild all-purpose cleaning agent. Light stains and grease stains may be removed with a damp melamine sponge.
GENERALY (NANO LAMINATE)
Fenix NTM Nano laminate is a soft laminate based on nano-technology and used as an alternative to linoleum and standard laminate in table tops. Nano laminate is highly durable and its matte finish ensures hardly any luminous reflection. In addition, it is possible to repair micro-cracks in the surface by using a melamine sponge. We recommend using mats underneath hot, damp, coloured and sharp objects in order to protect the surface.
COMPREHENSIVE CLEANING & MAINTENANCE (NANO LAMINATE)
For further information on how to remove tough stains or repair micro cracks, please refer to Fenix NTM’s own maintenance guide, which can be
POWDER COATED METAL
Make sure to always wipe the metal frame after washing the floor to avoid stains. Stain Removal Dust, dirt and grease : Wipe clean with a soft cloth firmly wrung in hot water containing a mild cleaning agent. Marks from shoe polish/rubber: Wipe clean with a soft cloth firmly wrung in hot water containing a mild cleaning agent. You may use methylated spirits or cleaner’s naphtha on tougher stains. -Do not use any solvents or cleaning agents with sanding qualities, as these will permanently damage the surface.
OILED TREATED WOOD
-Oak light oil : Clear, light, natural oil. The oil is specially developed with a very light pigment treatment that preserves the light colour of the oak.
-Oak oil and Walnut oil : Clear, natural oil. With oak, the wood takes on a natural, darker tone.
-Smoked oak oil : Oak is smoked according to traditional methods and proper protocols in an ammonia vapor. After a final polish by hand, a clear, natural oil is applied to the smoked oak. Difference in surface colour will naturally occur and will vary considerably.
DAILY CLEANING (OILED TREATED WOOD)
Wipe with a clean, dry cloth. We do not recommend using wet cloths on oiled surfaces if this can be avoided. For stains that cannot be removed with a dry cloth, use a soft cloth dampened with clean water and wrung out. Immediately after wiping with the damp cloth, use a dry cloth to wipe the surface dry.
- NEVER use chemicals, scouring pads, steel wool or the like, as these will damage the surface.
- NEVER use pure linseed oil for any kind of maintenance of wooden furniture.
OILED TREATED WOOD
Oiled wood will develop a natural patina that will become more beautiful over time. At Fredericia, oil treatment is available for a number of products in oak, smoked oak or walnut. Oak light oil: Clear, light, natural oil. The oil is specially developed with a very light pigment treatment that preserves the light colour of the oak. Oak oil and Walnut oil: Clear, natural oil. With oak, the wood takes on a natural, darker tone.
Smoked oak oil: Oak is smoked according to traditional methods and proper protocols in an ammonia vapor. After a final polish by hand, a clear, natural oil is applied to the smoked oak. Difference in surface colour will naturally occur and will vary considerably.
DAILY CLEANING (OILED TREATED WOOD )
Wipe with a clean, dry cloth. We do not recommend using wet cloths on oiled surfaces if this can be avoided. For stains that cannot be removed with a dry cloth, use a soft cloth dampened with clean water and wrung out. Immediately after wiping with the damp cloth, use a dry cloth to wipe the surface dry.
- Never use pure linseed oil for any kind of maintenance of wooden furniture.
- Never use chemicals, scouring pads, steel wool or the like, as these will damage the surface.
MAINTENANCE (OILED TREATED WOOD )
Oiled wood surfaces must be maintained regularly with the application of a thin layer of oil. For our oak oil, walnut oil and smoked oak oil, Fredericia recommends using Leather Masters Wood Wax Oil. For oak light oil, we recommend using Leather Masters Natural Oil. However, this must not be used if the wooden furniture is to be completely re-oiled after it has been sanded down. It should only be used for maintenance of dry surfaces for the variant Oak light oil. Apply oil only when it is visibly necessary, when the surface looks dry or faded. Oil applied one to two times a year is usually sufficient to preserve the colour of the wood.
Before applying oil, wash the entire piece of wooden furniture with a soft cloth soaked in lukewarm water. For dirt that is more difficult to remove, add soap shavings to the water. Allow the surface to dry completely for at least one hour before treating with oil. If the wood fibres rise, the surface can be sanded lightly using sandpaper grain 240. Drag the sandpaper gently over the surface once in the longitudinal direction of the wood grain. Then wipe the wood with a dry soft cloth to remove any excess dust.
Next apply oil onto a dry cloth and and apply the oil on the wooden furniture by wiping the cloth in the longitudinal direction of the wood grain. Never pour oil directly onto the wooden surface itself. Be aware that a uniform, even layer of oil must be applied to the entire piece of wooden furniture, as well as the underside and edges in wood to avoid any distortions of the wood. Let the oil work for approx. 15 minutes. Finally, remove any excess oil by wiping with a dry, lint-free cloth in the longitudinal direction of the wood grain. Let the furniture dry for at least 12 hours before using it. Repeat the treatment as needed. -Note : Cloths with oil can ignite spontaneously and must be disposed of with care. We recommend storing cloths with oil in a closed plastic or metal container with a little water added.
