Walter Knoll Together Bench corner bench

Walter Knoll Together Bench Eckbank

Architecturally clear in its shape and at the same time offering the seating comfort of a high-quality upholstered piece, this reinterpretation of the classic corner bench as sculpture invites people to linger and come together – in private as well as public spaces.

In searching for new solutions for sitting together at the table, the Austrian design team EOOS drew inspiration from the centuries-old tradition of the corner bench. As a central meeting point in the home, it creates space for conversation, shared meals and the particular rituals of togetherness.

• Seat frame with steel construction
• Backrest sections made from veneered panels
• Base frame: covered to match the body, with a plastic finish
• Seat upholstery: pocket spring core; cold foam sandwich construction with textile cover
• Backrest upholstery: cold foam with textile cover
• Cover: removable covers with hook-and-loop fastening
• Seat height and depth: 47 cm
• Medium-height backrest
• Note: for the bench, the seat overhang on the right and left must be specified. It indicates the distance between the end of the backrest and the end of the seat, describing how far the seat surface extends beyond the end of the backrest.
• Delivery: seat and backrest are delivered disassembled
• Shortening of the leg is possible for an additional charge. Other custom dimensions available on request for an additional charge.

Dimensions (W × D × H): 245 x 177 x 79 cm

For further information on the product and the full collection, please see the enclosed documents for additional product details, selected catalogues, and care and maintenance guidance.

Cold foam: Cold foam is a high-quality, shape-retaining upholstery foam distinguished by its particular elasticity and resilience. It adapts comfortably to the body without losing its shape. In high-quality upholstered furniture, cold foam provides precise, comfortable and durably shape-retaining seating. After being under load, the material quickly returns to its original shape – resulting in fewer permanent seat impressions, so the upholstery retains its characteristic shape.

Pocket spring core: A pocket spring core consists of many individual springs, each housed in a separate textile pocket. This allows the springs to react independently of one another and adapt very precisely to the load placed on them by the body. This creates a differentiated, dynamic and particularly comfortable seating experience. At the same time, the spring core offers high elasticity and supports the upholstery so that one does not sink in too deeply.

Note: leather hides are selected by specialists according to strict criteria and high inspection standards. Leather naturally has soft and firm areas of hide, which may also be used side by side. It stretches through body heat and moisture during use, which to a certain extent creates waves and creases (so-called seat impressions). Favourite seating spots show this particularly clearly. This adaptation process is largely complete after a few weeks. Further stretching is minimal and inconspicuous. Depending on the tanning method, dyeing and surface treatment, leather initially has a characteristic smell typical of the material, which noticeably fades over the course of a few weeks; airing can speed this up. For one upholstered seating group, Walter Knoll processes several leather hides (between five and seven). No hide is like another. Insect bites, small injuries from fences or marks from fighting leave small scars on the cattle hide, which can be rediscovered in the leather. Fattening folds are a sign of the animal's health and good nutrition. These material-typical characteristics do not impair the quality of the leather furniture. Differences in sheen, colour and texture within a single hide and between the cut pieces of a cover are likewise characteristic and typical of leather furniture.