Fly Bar Stool – Sled Base
Fly Bar Stool – Sled Base
Fly Bar Stool, featured with Strong 12mm solid sled base frame or 16mm*2mm gauge tubular 4leg swivel frame, with 100% polypropylene Shell.
Additional information
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| Colours | Seat Shell: Black, White Frame: Black ,White Powdercoat or Stainless Steel |
| Dimensions | Standard Seat Shell: 460x460x745/990mm H High Back Seat Shell: 460x460x745/1145mm H |
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Log
Library, Seating, Breakout, Visitor Seating
Make a style statement to your visitors that's classic enough to go the distance. Pedrali Log is a fully-upholstered sculptural-style chair that welcomes the body gently, without hindering movements. Constructed of an internal steel frame and covered by a comfortable polyurethane foam, Log uses the best upholstering technologies to ensure the chair weight is minimised. Log's striking design gained it a finalist place in the 2014 Young & Design awards.
Babila Timber Chair 2750
Cafe and Hospitality, Seating, Visitor Seating
The technopolymer shell of Pedrali Babila 2750 chair recalls the wooden version but takes full advantage of elasticity and three-dimensionality of the plastic material, in order to offer the greatest comfort in a new smarter look. A delicate moulding characterizes the back.
Features
Ash Timber legs
Technopolymer shell in various colours
Option for fully upholstered shell
Matching armchair versions available (2755, 2756)
2750: Plastic Shell, no upholstery
2750/A: Plastic Shell, upholstered seat pad
2751: Fully Upholstered Shell
Nemea Chair
Seating, Cafe and Hospitality
Pedrali Nemea is a collection of classically-shaped seatings, whose visible, light structural elements seem to be smoothed by time, like findings from the Ancient Greece.
Little Perillo XS
Seating, Meeting and Boardroom
The unique seat shell spirals from the inside to the outside in one piece, making the chairs instantly recognisable as part of the 'Perillo' family.
