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Intricately designed, beautifully manufactured chair. Perfect for indoor/outdoor high traffic areas. Comfy, good looking, tough and stackable. Dimensions: Height 81/46 x width 50 x depth 53 Delivery time: 12 weeks Applications: Hospitality and residential Variations: Sled or 4 leg base Finish: Epoxy, chrome or stainless steel base Designer: Ton Haas, www.tonhaas.com

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Intricately designed, beautifully manufactured chair. Perfect for indoor/outdoor high traffic areas. Comfy, good looking, tough and stackable.

Dimensions: Height 81/46 x width 50 x depth 53

Delivery time: 12 weeks

Applications: Hospitality and residential

Variations: Sled or 4 leg base

Finish: Epoxy, chrome or stainless steel base

Designer: Ton Haas, www.tonhaas.com

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