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Skiaccio / skiaccia Chair

Skiaccio Chair by Dondoli & Pocci: curved backrest, flared black metal base, 22 materials

Dimensions

530 × 800 × 530 mm

Materials
Black lacquered steelCMHR polyurethane foamThermoformed shell
Finishes
Black lacquered

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Description

Overview

The Skiaccio Chair belongs to the Skiaccio / skiaccia range from Ligne Roset with design by Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci. It has a thin, flared metal base and a curved backrest, and it is offered in a choice of 22 materials.

Construction

The frame is black lacquered steel. The seat and back use CMHR polyurethane foam, with a density of 40 kg/m3 in the seat, 30 kg/m3 in the inner back and 40 kg/m3 in the outside back. A thermoformed shell is fixed under the seat structure.

Specifications

Overall size: 530 x 530 x 800 mm (W x D x H), seat height 475 mm, weight 7 kg.

Story

A curved backrest that envelops

The Skiaccio carver chair combines design, elegance and comfort. The enveloping back support of its curved backrest gives it optimum seating comfort.

A shell under the seat for stacking

The chair stacks. The thermoformed shell fixed under the seat structure protects the seat when the chairs are stacked. When the model is upholstered in Arda or Sea, the inside back has no simple seams; with every other covering material it has 2 simple seams.

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