Frame in polished anodised aluminium tube. Seat and back made of anodised slats or varnished plywood beecj slats; colours according to sample collection.
Frame in polished anodised aluminium tube. Seat, back and armrest in polished and anodised cast aluminium. Seat and back versions upholstered in natural colour or black leather and in black polyurethane foam. Toledo seat pad (TS16); colours according to sample collection.
CAST ALUMINIUM ARMCHAIR. SEAT AVAILABLE IN WEAVE, ALUMINIUM AND REMOVABLE WOOD OR UPHOLSTERY PAD. ALUMINIUM OR POLYESTER PAINTED FINISH. STACKABLE. INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE AS PER FINISHES
Laser cut steel pattern on back
Sheet steel back and seat
Drawn steel frame
High Protection Treatment Index 13 for outdoor use
100% polyester baked anti-UV powder coating
All Fermob colours availables
Sheet steel back and seat
Drawn steel frame
High Protection Treatment Index 13 for outdoor use
Woven effect
100% polyester baked anti-UV powder coating
All Fermob colours
A KnollStudio classic, the AMAT-3 logo and designer's name are stamped on chairs
Can stack up to four chairs high; with dolly, can stack up to eight chairs high
Comfortable scale
Available with or without a seat cushion
Available on the KnollStudio 20 day program
Construction
Seat, back and arms made of thermo-treated polished cast-aluminum that won't reflect extreme outdoor temperatures
Legs are anodized, polished tubular aluminum
Heavy construction ideal for outdoor use
Flat steel belt
Tube steel pedestal base
Solid steel sheet table top
High Protection Treatment Index 13 for outdoor use
100% polyester baked anti-UV powder coating
Seated places : 2
Square tubular steel base
Steel sheet tabletop with woven effect
High Protection Treatment Index 13 for outdoor use
100% polyester baked anti-UV powder coating Seated places : 6
Solid steel sheet table top
Lacquered steel wire frame
High Protection Treatment Index 13 for outdoor use
100% polyester baked anti-UV powder coating
All Fermob colours available
Commercial outdoor furniture: chairs, tables...
