Nelson Platform Bench

Nelson Platform Bench

Dimensioned drawings of the Nelsen Platform Bench with measurements on the front, side, and plan views
Description
Description

The Nelson Platform Bench is a multi-functional rectangular midcentury bench that can be used as seating, as a table, or a platform base as necessary. Designed by George Nelson in 1946, the Nelson Platform Bench is constructed using finger-jointed solid maple or walnut connections for additional strength. A design variation with metal legs is also available.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Nelson Platform Bench is set on trapezoidal legs and comes in three lengths: a short bench of 48” (121.9 cm), mid-sized at 60” (152.4 cm), and a long length of 72” (182.9 cm). The bench has a height of 14” (35.6 cm) with a depth of 18.5” (47 cm).

Alternative smaller and longer lengths of the Nelson Platform Bench with dimensions
Alternative smaller and longer lengths of the Nelson Platform Bench with dimensions
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

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Height:
14” | 36 cm
Width:
Depth:
18.5” | 47 cm
Length:
48"-72” | 122-183 cm
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Length (Small): 48” | 122 cm
Length (Medium): 60” | 152 cm
Length (Large): 72” | 183 cm

Materials:
Maple or walnut slats, ebonized maple legs
Designer:
George Nelson
Year:
1946

Drawings include:
Nelson Platform Bench front elevation, front (woman sitting), side, plan, front/plan (long), front/plan (short)

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