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Halley Outdoor Sun Lounger

Rodolfo Dordoni's woven sun lounger with a powder-coated steel frame and four-position backrest.

Dimensions

2050 × 400 × 830 mm

Materials
Stainless steelTaslan braided polypropylene fibrePolyurethane foamWater-resistant viscose fibrePolyethylene slides
Finishes
Zinc primerOutdoor polyester powder coating
Colors
ClaySunflowerRustKhaki GreenPewterSandElephant GreyCharcoal

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Rodolfo Dordoni created the adjustable Halley Outdoor daybed for Minotti. A woven perimeter curves around its long upholstered surface and movable back support.

Construction

The stainless-steel frame receives zinc primer and outdoor polyester powder coating, then is wrapped with 8 mm Taslan braided polypropylene fibre. The removable cushions use high-resilience polyurethane foam and water-resistant fibre for outdoor use.

Specifications

The official single size is 205 x 83 x H40 cm. The Minotti Studio mechanism provides four reclining positions.

Story

A woven perimeter

The braided fibre follows the curved steel ends of the lounger, creating a continuous outdoor frame. Finish pairings coordinate the powder-coated structure with the woven surface.

Adjustable support

A Minotti Studio mechanism sets the backrest in four positions. The official technical drawing identifies 30, 50 and 70-degree raised settings in addition to the flat position.

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