Slim chair
Product Information
Slim chairs fit in easily in any kind of surroundings thanks to their minimalist design, which combines a welding-free tubular chrome steel frame with a polypropylene seat and backrest in a range of colours. They are available with or without armrests and writing tablet and users can choose the models that best suit their needs.
- Origin: Italy
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Dimensions: Sled, with arms - W560 x D570 x H810 / SH450 mm, Sled, without arms - W540 x D570 x H810 / SH450 mm
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