Image source: Thonet — S 360 Chair
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S 360 Chair
Delphin Design's 2000 stackable armchair for mass seating, with row linking patented by Thonet.
580 × 820 × 550 mm
2000
Germany
Approx. $550 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The S 360 F is a stackable, linkable tubular steel chair with armrests. Thonet's page credits Delphin Design, dates it 2000 and presents it for large-scale use. The range has four versions: S 360 F, S 360 SPFST, S 360 PFST and S 361 F.
Construction
Four tubular steel legs, chrome-plated, carry a seat and backrest of glass-fibre reinforced polypropylene and armrests with a soft-grip cover. The chairs stack without tools and are joined in rows by a row-linking mechanism that Thonet patented.
Specifications
- Dimensions (S 360 F): W 58 cm x D 55 cm x H 82 cm
- Seat height / armrest height: 45 cm, 67 cm
- Weight: 6 kg
- Row spacing: 53 cm when linked
Story
For halls, museums and cafeterias
Thonet's page describes the S 360 as an answer to the demands of mass seating. It says the chairs are used by the thousands and tested under tough conditions, and names trade fair halls, event halls, museums, churches, town halls and cafeterias.
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The Thonet linking patent
The frames are connected without extra parts. A seat width of 58 cm needs a row spacing of only 53 cm, so more chairs fit on a surface and set-up and take-down are quicker.
