Very Chair by Haworth
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Haworth® Very Chair For personalized comfort and style in your home office, the Haworth Very chair, which is made in the U.S., is a smart choice. Available in 25 colors and three frames with a myriad of customizable ergonomic adjustments, Very makes sitting at your desk a pleasure. You’ll be able to adjust the asymmetrical lumbar to your preference with ease and control your tilt tension, tllt lock and forward tilt to suit your own sitting style. You’ll be comforted by the fact that Very is also eco friendly and made with 65% recycled materials. Haworth® & Very Chair Very Smart. Very Versatile. Very Responsible. A notable member of the award-winning Very seating family, the Very Task chair is all about science-led comfort. Designed by the Haworth Design Studio, the Very Task chair’s top characteristics include its universal appeal, wide range of application, increased sustainability, remarkable scope of color, and innovative options. Very is Greenguard certified and Greenguard Children and School certified. Very is free of PVC, hexavalent chrome, CFC, PBDE’s, persistent organic pollutants (POP’s) and heavy metals. Very is part of the Haworth take back program and may help contribute to LEED criteria. Ordering & Shipping Information Ships within 4 to 6 weeks. Dimensions: Haworth® Very Chair Haworth History 1948: Driven by his dream to start a business, school teacher Gerrard Wendell (G.W.) Haworth borrows $10,000 of his parents’ life savings to expand a woodworking operation in his family’s garage. A skilled craftsman, he builds a variety of products, hoping to earn enough money to put his children through college. Modern Products is born. 1954: A stranger strides into G.W.’s office, drops a set of drawings on his desk and asks, “Can you build these?” The plans detail an innovative office partition system designed for the United Auto Workers headquarters in Detroit. G.W. agrees, wins the business, and the huge order catapults his company forward in both partitions and moveable wall products. He thinks, “I could build a business around this type of product” - and does. 1976: A pivotal year for the business, the company transitioned from Modern Partitions to Haworth, Inc. With G.W.’s blessing, Dick Haworth takes the helm and drives for growth, increasing the company’s size by 400 percent over the next 20 years. The company introduces a new pre-wired panel design, sells its partition business, pioneers strategic planning, and introduces the Haworth Values. |
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