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Contemporary public bench CLAPS RECYrecycled plasticgalvanised steelwithout backrest
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Characteristics
- Style
- contemporary
- Material
- galvanised steel, recycled plastic
- Backrest
- without backrest
- Armrest
- with armrests
- Options
- Made in Italy
- Market
- for urban areas
- Ecological characteristics
- sustainable, made from recycled materials
- Length
2,040 mm
(80.31 in)- Seat height
450 mm
(17.72 in)- Seat depth
500 mm
(19.69 in)- Weight
64.4 kg
(141.98 lb)
Description
The CLAPS RECY seat is made of 2 50/10 thick solid steel legs, linked together by two C-shaped elements, 40x50x40 mm, Thickness 30/10.
The seat is made of 3 recycled plastic slats 165xh45 mm. On the legs there is a decoration called “CLAPS”, made by laser cutting. Ground fixing is with 4 M8 suitable bolts (not supplied).
All the steel parts are then cold galvanized and polyester powder coated.
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