Colours on screen can differ slightly from the real finish. Ask us for samples.
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Arm Chairs
Dayton A
Description
Good posture, fully upholstered. Dayton A keeps to square lines: an upright back, straight arms padded along their whole length and the seat, all upholstered in our own workshop, on four beech legs braced by side stretchers. Each armchair takes 2.00 m of fabric. Place it at the seated check-in desk of a hotel lobby, where guests sign in sitting down rather than leaning on a counter. Send us the fabric, or the colours of the lobby, and the number of desks, and we will quote.
Finishes
Stains and lacquers
Other stains on request · frames in any RAL colour · FR Class 0 lacquer where required.
Upholstery fabrics
Also ready for upholstery (RFU) or in your own material (COM) · leather, FR and Crib 5 fabrics on request.
Colours on screen are a guide only; samples on request.
Specifications
Fabrics
- Roll width
- 1.40 m
- Seat & Backrest
- 2.00 m
Packaging
- Quantity
- 1 pcs
- Volume
- 0.344 m3
Wood
Wood: beech
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- Total volume
- 4.13m³
- Fabric required
- 24.0m
Fabric is calculated in pairs: each pair of units shares one spreading width, and odd quantities are rounded up.
Assumes a roll width of 1.40 m. If the actual fabric is narrower or wider, the required length will change.
Fabrics with a repeating pattern need extra length for pattern matching — actual consumption may be higher.
