Venus Chair

Limitlessly stackable chair in transparent or solid colour polycarbonate. Available in white, black, red, clear or transparent orange and yellow. Dimensions: 585 x 500 x 770/470 Delivery time: Selected colours in stock. General lead time ex. Italy 10-12 weeks. Applications: Indoor and outdoor Manufacturer: Origlia, www.origlia.it

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Limitlessly stackable chair in transparent or solid colour polycarbonate. Available in white, black, red, clear or transparent orange and yellow.

Dimensions: 585 x 500 x 770/470

Delivery time: Selected colours in stock. General lead time ex. Italy 10-12 weeks.

Applications: Indoor and outdoor

Manufacturer: Origlia, www.origlia.it

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