Fjord chair

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Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › chairs
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Product description

Steel frame covered with injected cold foam for the armchairs and the stools. The seat sheels of the armchairs and the beams are in technopolymer composite. Beams: frame in varnished steel. Feet in polished aluminium casting. Table in HPL white or black. Special characteristics: the collection Fjord has not removable covers.

Specifications

Width	580 mm
Height	730 mm
Depth	550 mm
Weight	1000 kg
Seat finish	with upholstery
Height of seat	450 mm
Base finish	with rockers
Backrest finish	with back padding
Armrest finish	with armrests
Material	micro fiber / Alcantara wools specialty fiber (Trevira CS) leather (unspecified)
Colors	silver shades of red white

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