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Stacy

A refined sled-base chair engineered for stacking and dense public use.

Dimensions

495 × 795 × 530 mm

Year

2018

Materials
PolypropyleneSteel
Style
LightweightContractRefined

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Stacy is a 2018 stacking chair by Lievore Altherr for high-traffic contract settings. Arper describes a restrained form informed by classical architecture and shaped for conference rooms, auditoriums, universities and public interiors.

Construction

Representative article 6600 combines a polypropylene seat and backrest with a chromed or powder-coated steel sled base. Options extend from exposed polypropylene to a seat cushion or full upholstery in fabric, coated fabric or leather.

Specifications

The official drawing for article 6600 prints largest values of 49.5, 53 and 79.5 cm without axis labels. Accessories include chair links, row spacers, numbering, writing tablets and a stacking trolley.

Story

Quiet performance

Stacy translates the order of classical architecture into a light seating profile. Its slight backrest inclination and waterfall-shaped seat edge add functional detail without interrupting the collection's restrained character.

Designed for rows

The chair's identity is tied to repeated use. Stacking, coupling, row spacing, numbering and tablet options allow the same seat to move from an individual side chair to coordinated audience layouts.

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