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Architonic ID: 20798857
Scope is the result of many years of development work, and its patented 'Pendolo' backrest brings an additional, dynamic kind of movement to the office. The concept also includes materials designed to cope with the highest demands and high-quality functional parts. The quick-set tension adjustment can cope with a body weight of up to 150 kg.
Details
Point synchromatic mechanism with safety release, lockable in four positions
Integrated seat tilt adjustment
Seat depth adjustment (10cm)
Adjustable fast-response counterpressure from backrest
Backrest with pendolo effect for extra-dynamic sitting
Adjustable backrest height
Optional
Quick-set tension adjustment to body weight (up to 150 kg)
Vialift cushioning
Depth-adjustable lumbar support
Height and tilt adjustable headrest
Ultra Spring seat cushion with pocket springs
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Especificaciones
Base
Base cinco aspas ruedas
Feature
Reposabrazos ajustables en altura, Respaldo regulable en altura, Soporte lumbar ajustable en profundidad, Asiento y respaldo tapizados, Asiento regulable en altura, Mecánica de sincronización, Con apoyabrazos
Asiento regulable en profundidad
10 cm
Usage
Contract
Archivos de diseño
11
Distribuidores
Diseñadores
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.
