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W-Cube 4
Über dieses Produkt
Architonic ID: 20015560
Einführungsjahr: 2013
Der W-Cube 4 vereint Dynamik und stilvolle Eleganz in einem. Die angenehm weiche Konturpolsterung in Verbindung mit der patentierten Dondola®3 Technologie sorgt für pure Behaglichkeit und trägt dennoch zu der schlichten sowie zurückhaltenden Optik bei. Zwischen Schönheit und Sitzkomfort muss man sich hier nicht entscheiden.
EQUIPMENT
All foot frame versions are rotatable and height-adjustable
Three-dimensionally movable chair, with base in polished aluminum, matt, powder coated graphite matt black or natural oak oiled or beech lacquered black
Wooden frames with steel connector, chrome-plated
Including Dondola®-seat joint
Quick-Click foot glides with plastic insert
OPTIONS
Quick-Click-gliders with felt inserts for hard floors
Underframe wood stained on customer request
FABRICS
Seat and backrest
Mixed wool: L50-L59 –PG1
Fabric: KB0 – KB9 – PG1
Fabric: KC0 –KC9 – PG1
Kaori: KA04, KA18, KA19, KA27, KA29 – PG2
Fabric: U10-U20 – PG2
New wool: L40- L49 – PG3
Leather: V30 – V49, V92, V99 – PG3
Kvadrat-Fabrics: KV20-KV29, KV30-KV39- PG3
Leather: V10 – V22- PG4
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Produktdetails
Material
Aluminium, Untergestell Metall, Leder, Metall, Sitz Leder
Design-Dateien
30
Vertriebspartner
Designer
Orlandini Design
Italy
Before Paolo Orlandini started his current company, having graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, he designed more than 500 products in 41 years together with Roberto Lucci. These have won a multitude of design prizes and include numerous chairs. Altogether, over 5 million chairs bearing the label "Lucci & Orlandini" have been made. Paolo Orlandini now runs the design studio with his son Folco and a young design team, near Milan. Orlandini Design specifically works with the latest trends and state-of-the-art technologies. This approach often results in innovative product solutions that provide new answers to manufacturing issues.
