100 Roland Rainer stacking chairs, Wiener Stadthalle 1952

Over 100 Roland Rainer stacking chairs from the Wiener Stadthalle, 1952

An exceptional find: a matching batch of more than 100 original Roland Rainer stacking chairs (c. 1952), designed for the Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna. This iconic design embodies a streamlined, lightweight silhouette, made early use of plywood technology and was developed for flexibility and efficiency in public architecture.

The beautiful angle of back and seat is shaped specifically for bent plywood and is surprisingly comfortable. The recognisable angular wooden A-frame contrasts beautifully with the softly curved shell: a timeless combination that impresses in interiors as well as hospitality and event settings.

Ideal for hospitality, events, wedding venues, auditoriums, meeting rooms, film and styling. Interested? Send the number you need and your postcode for a quick total price including a transport estimate.

Why we chose this piece

100 matching pieces is extremely rare, and the chairs have an authentic mid-century look with a beautiful honey-coloured patina.

Style and interior

A design at home in mid-century, modernist and Scandinavian-leaning interiors, and in large public or contract spaces.

Dimensions: 45 cm wide, 54 cm deep, 84 cm high, seat height 46 cm
Material: beech (plywood shell), wood/steel fittings
Designer/Maker: Roland Rainer; made by E. & A. Pollack, Vienna
Period: designed c. 1952
Origin: Austria
Quantity: more than 100
Condition: good used vintage condition with normal signs of use (scratches and marks in the lacquer and shell). Structurally solid and stacks very well.

Price:
€ 145 each
From 10 pieces: € 180 each
From 25 pieces: € 170 each
From 50–100+ pieces (complete project): € 150 each

Viewing and collection in Boven-Leeuwen (Maas en Waal region), the Netherlands. Invoice available.

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