11.2 Armchair
- All wood, fully upholstered or upholstered seat/wood back with metal frame.
- Stacks 10 on the floor, 20 on a trolly for all versions.
| Dimensions | IN | CM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 21.65" | 55 | |
| Depth | 20.47" | 52 | |
| Height | 31.5" | 80 | |
| Seat Height | 18.5" | 47 | |
| Arm Height | 26.38" | 67 | |
Finish Options
- Seat and Backrest: Black, Oak, Walnut
- Frame: Black, Chrome, Moss Grey
| 1 | Cara, Carlow, Connect, Cura, Era, Hush, Just, Main Line Plus, Medley, Mica, Tonal, Vita, X2, Extreme |
| 2 | Bond, Cyber, Fighter, Grain, Lucia, Oceanic, Relate, Rondo, Vilage (faux leather) |
| 3 | Blazer, Blazer Lite, Crisp, Fame, Floyd, Focus, Focus Melange, Go Check, Harmony, Hemp, Main line Flax, Main Line Twist, Remix, Select, Step, Step Melange, Sumi, Synergy, Twist, Twist Melange |
| 4 | Clara 2, Corduroy, Gaja, Illusion, Kyoto, Messenger , Mood, Morph, Passion, Soul, Soul Melange |
| 5 | Canvas, Capture, CrissCross, Deca, Fame Hybrid, Focus Royal, Go Uni, Haku, Metric, Repetto, Re-wool, Steelcut Quartet, Yoredale |
| 6 | Breeze Fusion, Hero, Melange Nap |
| 7 | Ecriture, Go Couture, Steelcut Trio, Swing, Tonica |
| 8 | Fiord, Foss, Hallingdal, Sierra (leather), Tundra (leather), Ultra Leather |
| 9 | Comfort+, Divina Melange, Silk Leather |
| 10 | Terra (leather) |
Product Features
- Linking bracket available.
- Stacking pan and linking bracket can not be used simultaneously
Certifications
- FSC certified
11.2 Armchair
This 11.2 armchair from Labofa's Heritage Collection is a timeless classic, with an iconic silhouette and strong references to the mid-century modern style, which characterized the world of design in the mid-1950's when the chair was first put into production. With its comfortable, lightweight seat, sleek frame, and conical legs, this chair is incredibly versatile and evokes an immediate feeling of stylishness and sophistication, while the arms and backrest provide ergonomic support. The design is equally suitable for the home, office, or commercial and public spaces.
