Pato chair, 4 legs, black

Fredericia

JP¥ 39,800 JP¥ 47,000

Fredericia
Pato chair
JP¥ 39,800 JP¥ 47,000



Description

Fredericia's Pato chair is a member of a versatile chair collection designed by  Welling/Ludvik. Pato chairs feature comfortably shaped polypropylene seats with different base materials and structures. The collection is based on Fredericia's long traditions of craftsmanship and finished with modern techniques and eco-friendly, recyclable materials. Pato chairs were released in 2013 after three years of development. The chairs are built in Fredericia's own factory in Denmark, and they have been tested for durability at the Danish Technological Institute, where they passed the highest level, making them suitable for hard use in public spaces. The attractive silhouettes and beautiful finishes make the Pato chairs perfect for modern homes, too.

Colour
Black
Width
55 cm
Depth
52 cm
Height
79 cm
Seat height
46.5 cm
Frame material
Steel
Seat material
Polypropylene
Weight
5.4 kg
Warranty
7 years
Product ID
FRE4200-BL-BL

Welling/Ludvik

Design duo Welling/Ludvik was founded in 2010 by the Danish designer Hee Welling and Icelandic designer Gudmundur Ludvik, both former students of the Danish Design School. Welling/Ludvik aims at renewing Scandinavian design traditions by focusing on functional aesthetics, personal experience and environmentally friendly production. The duo has contributed to modern Scandinavian design with new, interesting combinations of forms, materials and atmospheres.

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  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
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