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Contemporary chair PATOfabricleatherpolypropylene
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Characteristics
- Style
- contemporary
- Material
- fabric, leather, polypropylene
- Base material
- chrome steel base, painted steel base, oak base
- Options
- upholstered, stackable, FSC certified, 100% recyclable
- Color
- black, gray, white, blue, brown, red, beige, customizable color
- Designer
- by Welling Ludvik
- Base type
- 4-legged, sled base, swivel, star base
- Armrest
- with armrests
- Market
- home, commercial
- Location
- indoor
- Seat height
46.5 cm, 47.5 cm
(18.3 in, 18.7 in)- Seat width
45 cm, 56 cm
(17.7 in, 22 in)- Total height
78 cm, 79 cm, 79.5 cm
(30.7 in, 31.1 in, 31.3 in)- Total width
45 cm, 54.5 cm, 55.5 cm, 57 cm, 63 cm
(17.7 in, 21.5 in, 21.9 in, 22.4 in, 24.8 in)- Total depth
50 cm, 51.5 cm, 52 cm, 52.5 cm, 53 cm
(19.7 in, 20.3 in, 20.5 in, 20.7 in, 20.9 in)
Description
Pato is a versatile chair concept based on a shell in 100% recycled polypropylene, which is also available with seat upholstery or fully upholstered, and with a wide range of bases. Pato Wood Base features a sturdy solid wood base. Keeping material flows as clean and recyclable as
possible, the Pato components are kept homogeneous to a degree where they can be recycled in the future as needed.
The Pato Swivel features a 4-point swivel base with optional casters, making it ideal for specific tasks as well as conference rooms.
Fully upholstered chair with arms, stackable. Inner shell of 100% recycled polypropylene with CMHR or HR foam, covered in fabric or leather. Cover is non-removable. Arms of black powder coated aluminum. Frame of steel tube chromed or powder coated. Mounted with interchangeable plastic glides.
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.