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Physix Conference
Alberto Meda's Physix Conference: fixed-height swivel chair with a flexible frame and textile cover
635 × 910 × 790 mm
2014
Germany
Approx. $1,600 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Physix Conference by Alberto Meda (2014) is the conference version of Physix: a swivel chair without the office chair's mechanical adjustment, with a flexible seat frame and an elastic knit or woven cover.
Construction
- Flexible polyamide frame and armrests; one-piece sling panel in TrioKnit or FleeceNet
- Four-star base in die-cast aluminium, polished or powder-coated
- Fixed height, floor glides
Specifications
- Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 635, 790 and 910 mm
- TrioKnit in 6 colours, FleeceNet in 4 colours
Story
For conference and meeting areas
Vitra says Physix Conference gives dynamic seating and lasting comfort even without the mechanical adjustment options of the Physix office chair. It positions the chair for conference and meeting areas in which understated elegance is the key image.
Fixed height on glides
The factbook's comparison of models describes it as a conference chair with a swivel function, a fixed height and glides.
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