Stackable kids chair '510' by Mullca

Conceived by Gaston Cavaillon in 1964, the Mullca 510 became the archetype of school furniture in France during the last century thanks to its robustness over time. This stackable kids chair features a frame made of welded steel tubes, lacquered in blue, with no visible screws or rivets on the main structure. A rear beam connects the feet and the backrest. The seat and backrest are made of beech plywood. The back legs are slightly curved backward to prevent the back of the chair from bumping into or damaging the walls.

Used condition. There are visible scratches, stickers marks, paint chips and traces of rust on the frame. Dusty, needs to be cleaned. Plastic glides are used or missing.