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How a Ton chair is made

„Every Ton chair is the result of combining traditional wood handcrafting with a modern approach to production. We blend precise craftsmanship with contemporary technology to create products that last for generations.“

More than 160 years of tradition, innovation, and masterful handcrafted.

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Design and concept

The entire production process begins with our designers, who carefully craft the design of each piece of furniture. They draw inspiration from tradition, current trends, and functional requirements to ensure that the final product combines aesthetics, comfort, and practicality. Thanks to their work, every Ton product unites unique design with functionality tailored to the needs of our customers.

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Selection and preparation of wood

Each piece of wood undergoes a careful selection process to meet high standards of strength, flexibility, and aesthetics. The wood comes from sustainable sources and is thoroughly inspected before production begins. Steaming the material prepares it for bending – a key process that gives the wood its characteristic shape and durability.

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Woodbending

A unique bending technique, perfected in our factory for over 160 years, gives the wood its iconic shape. The combination of traditional handcrafting and modern machinery ensures both precision and consistency. This step transforms the wood into the fundamental building block of each product and is an essential part of our brand identity.

„At Ton, we honor our roots and traditional craftsmanship, but we’re not afraid to embrace innovation. By incorporating modern machinery and automation, we’re able to combine the quality of handcrafting with the precision of contemporary manufacturing, allowing us to create products that are truly timeless.“

"Every Ton chair is proof that tradition and modernity can go hand in hand. From the initial designs by our creators to precise craftsmanship, the wood is given a new life, ready to become part of your home and everyday life."