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Details and Measures
The armchair designed in 1965 by Charles Pollock, today considered one of the most memorable creations Knoll, is characterized by the aluminum board that supports the chair both structural and visual. It is a cornerstone of the study Knoll, designed to ensure maximum comfort.
Outer shell made of polypropylene by the plot in relief entirely colored black. Structure: extruded aluminum with polished chrome or black anodizing. The support plate steel welded to the structure extends the entire width of the padded seat. Coating: multi-density polyurethane foam, fastening buttons lining. Arms: seamless black phenolic plastic.
Measurements
Seat height: cm 47/ 55
Height: cm 78/ 87
Width: cm 66
Depth: cm 70
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Availablein 8 working weeks
Shipping time:
10-15 Days (Italy), 15-20 Days (Europe), 30-60 Days (Worldwide)