Dane chair, light weight stackable Stainless steel frame suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. Available in a range of seat options, upholstered, woven rattan or timber. Dane is also available as a low stool, bar stool and matching table base. Dimensions: 460l x 470w x 730h 450 seat height Applications: Indoor/outdoor hospitality and commercial Variations: […]
November 21st, 2008
Dane chair, light weight stackable Stainless steel frame suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. Available in a range of seat options, upholstered, woven rattan or timber. Dane is also available as a low stool, bar stool and matching table base.
Dimensions: 460l x 470w x 730h 450 seat height
Applications: Indoor/outdoor hospitality and commercial
Variations: Seat options
Finish: Satin finish stainless steel.
Rattan available in midnight black and desert tan.
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