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Tweet Chair

Tweet 894/2: stackable chair with upholstered shell and Ø11 mm steel rod sled frame.

Dimensions

560 × 815 × 520 mm

Origin

Italy

Materials
Polypropylene shell, flexible polyurethane foam 65 kg/m³, fabric upholsteryPlastic underbodySteel rod Ø11 mm sled framePolypropylene feet with anti-rotation pin
Finishes
ChromedPowder coating

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Description

Overview

Tweet 894/2, by Marc Sadler, is a stackable Pedrali chair with an upholstered shell and a Ø11 mm steel rod sled frame, with a rational and clean design. Area: workspace & corporate.

Construction

The shell is polypropylene, padded with polyurethane foam (flexible, 65 kg/m³ density) that is fire-retardant, certified 1IM, and upholstered in fabric, with a plastic underbody. The sled frame is steel rod, chromed or powder coated. Polypropylene feet with an anti-rotation pin complete the base.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 560 x 520 x 815 mm (W x D x H)
  • Made in Italy: 100%

Story

Marc Sadler

Tweet 894/2 is a chair by Marc Sadler for Pedrali, with a rational and clean design.

A shell on a rod sled

Tweet 894/2 is a stackable chair. Its shell is upholstered: polypropylene with padding, covered in fabric and fitted with a plastic underbody. The base is a sled frame of Ø11 mm steel rod, finished chromed or powder coated and standing on polypropylene feet.

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