POÄNG Low-back armchair, natural colour/beige/Katorp natural colour/beige
How to get it
10 year guarantee
Japanese designer Noboru Nakamura is the man behind the successful POÄNG armchair, launched in 1977. For the Nytillverkad collection, he removed the headrest, but the comfy rocking feature is still there.
Product details
Part of the Nytillverkad collection where several IKEA classics have been given a new look.
POEM armchair, later renamed POÄNG, was shown for the first time on the cover of our 1977 catalogue. Then with a headrest.
For the Nytillverkad collection, Noboru Nakamura removed the headrest. The look became new, compact and modern, yet the rocking feature and comfort of the layer-glued, bent wooden frame remained the same.
10 year guarantee. Read about the terms in the guarantee brochure.
Materials and care
Material
- Supporting fabric:
- 100% polypropylene
- Frame:
- Layer-glued wood veneer, Birch veneer, Clear acrylic lacquer
- Wadding:
- 100% polyester (min. 80% recycled)
- Comfort filling:
- Polyurethane foam 30 kg/cu.m.
- Lining, underside:
- 100% polypropylene
- Fabric:
- 80% cotton, 20% linen
Care
Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Machine wash, max 40°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Iron, max 150°C.
Professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and hydrocarbons, normal process.
Vacuum clean.
Safety and compliance
Assembly and documents
Assembly instructions
POÄNG Armchair frame with low back005.821.97Measurements
Packaging
POÄNG
Article number005.821.97- Width: 66 cm
- Height: 7 cm
- Length: 72 cm
- Weight: 8.00 kg
- Package(s): 1
POÄNG
Article number305.822.09- Width: 52 cm
- Height: 8 cm
- Length: 56 cm
- Weight: 1.40 kg
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"POEM armchair, later renamed POÄNG, is one of our most successful products. It is designed by Japanese designer Noboru Nakamura and was launched on the cover of our 1977 catalogue. For the Nytillverkad collection, Noboru Nakamura changed the design by removing the headrest. The expression became new, compact and modern, yet the rocking feature and comfort of the layer-glued and bent wooden frame remained the same."