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SHUFFLEis1 SU152
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About this product
Architonic ID: 20127440
SKU: SU152
Year of Launch: 2020
Visitor chair
Dimension:
Seat mm
H: 440
W:460
D: 450
Total mm
H:835
W (no Ar): 540
W (w Ar): 580
D: 515
Material:
Back of the plastic shells features high-gloss finish
Polypropylene plastic shells with reinforced core
Visitor chair shell with Flex function
Plastic colours: black, beige, blue-grey, mustard,petrol, white
Armrests:
Loop armrests and open armrests possible for all visitor chair models
Armrest colour is identical to frame/base colour
Models with loop armrests cannot be stacked
Concept
OVER 1000 OPTIONS, ONE PRODUCT – THE SHUFFLEis1
SHUFFLEis1 is the flexible chair for people looking for a modern all-rounder. With this chair, Interstuhl has developed a versatile solution for seating areas, seminar and conference scenarios, canteens and cafeterias, as well as training rooms. It is extremely flexible when it comes to design, frame and colour and, thanks to these characteristics, is suitable for almost all applications, without it having to lose any of its intrinsic character.
Specifications
Base
Open base, Spider base
Feature
On castors, Seat upholstered, Without armrests
Usage
Conference / Meeting, Contract, Office
Certifications & sustainability
3D Configurator
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Designers
Martin Ballendat
Germany
Martin Ballendat has enjoyed international success as a designer for decades. Born in Bochum, Germany, in 1958, he completed his studies in design at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen. With his studio, Design Ballendat, he works for numerous prestigious brands. After three years of employment with office furniture manufacturer Sedus, he took over as head of design and product development at Wiesner Hager in Austria. He opened his own studio in Upper Austria in 1995, which was soon to be followed by a second one in Germany. Martin Ballendat has been awarded over 100 design prizes and awards. He has been working as a lecturer and guest professor at design schools for more than 15 years.