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Stylepark-ID:	05.1931.00105
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › chairs

Product description

Dining chair with steel frame, base in plastic material, polyurethane foam and polyester padding. The upholstery is in removable fabric or leather and is fixed to the frame by means of Velcro strips. The leather version is also available with fixed cover (without velcro). Black plastic material feet. Available also with castors.

Specifications

Width	810 mm
Height	830 mm
Depth	660 mm
Seat finish	with upholstery
Height of seat	490 mm
Backrest finish	with back padding
Armrest finish	with armrests
Height of armrests	690 mm
Functions	cover removable
Material	leather (unspecified) textiles (unspecified)
Colors	black white

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