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Alster Carver chair
Alster carver chair by Emmanuel Dietrich: steel and metal mesh, Bultex foam, base on castors
700 × 815 × 690 mm
Approx. $2,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Alster Carver chair, black base on castors, is a Ligne Roset carver chair by Emmanuel Dietrich. In Ligne Roset's words, Alster combines innovative design, comfort and an impeccable finish.
Construction
The structure is tubular steel and soldered metal mesh. Comfort comes from Bultex foam of 38 kg/m³ (3.6 kPa) over a metal frame, with twin-needle overstitching on the seat and back and overstitching on the sides. Fabrics: thick fabrics, such as wools. 9 covering materials are offered.
Specifications
Size: 700 x 690 x 815 mm (W x D x H). Seat height 465 mm; one seat place; weight 18 kg.
Story
Design, comfort and finish
Ligne Roset introduces Alster as a chair that combines innovative design, comfort and an impeccable finish, and credits the design to Emmanuel Dietrich. This version is the carver chair with a black base on castors.
Steel, mesh and Bultex foam
The structure is tubular steel with soldered metal mesh, and the seat is Bultex foam over a metal frame. Twin-needle overstitching runs over the seat and back, with overstitching on the sides.
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Collection
Alster
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