BeLite from Zenith

September 5th, 2013

Reflecting the continuing trends toward environmentally conscious and flexible workplaces, BeLite embraces clear engineering coupled with sustainable materials to deliver a product that delivers abundantly but takes very little.

Belite with Arms

BeLite with Arms

Its responsive performance allows the chair to support movement and allows for versatility without any loss of comfort. Through the contoured back frame, the elastomeric skin and padded arms a 270 degree radius of supported sitting is achieved – the chairs designers describe this as “The sweet spot where performance, conscience, and value resonate.”

Belite Zenith all colours

BeLite Colours Variants

Constructed from post-consumer recycled PET bottles, corn by-products and foam derived from soy, BeLite is a product equally concerned with comfort for your body, as it is peace of mind.

BeLite breakdown pieces

BeLite reduced to its major components

BeLite is comprised of only seven major parts, requiring ten standard assembly screws, and weighing 57% less than most high performance chairs. This means less manufacturing energy, less componentry and more consideration given to sustainability – diminishing the environmental impact.

BeLite Spin Chair Aerial Scene

Responsive Performance

BeLite takes an innovative approach to sustainable, high performance seating that lets you rest easy.

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