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Chabada Chair
Chair by Daniel Rode with a moulded beech plywood shell, padded and wool-covered.
510 × 850 × 530 mm
Approx. $1,700 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
The Chabada Chair is a Daniel Rode design for Roche Bobois. A moulded beech plywood frame is padded with polyurethane foam of 50 kg/m³ density and upholstered in high-resistance wool fabric, with tone-on-tone stitching.
Construction
The seat height is 48 cm. The chair is made in Europe and carries FSC Mix certification.
Configuration
The price applies to the chair in Tempt fabric, colour Dune. Tempt fabric comes in 19 colours.
Specifications
- Width: 51 cm
- Depth: 53 cm
- Height: 85 cm
- Seat height: 48 cm
- Frame: moulded beech plywood
- Padding: polyurethane foam, 50 kg/m³
Story
One shell, covered in wool
The Chabada chair is built on a moulded beech plywood frame that is padded and then upholstered in high-resistance wool fabric, stitched tone-on-tone.
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