7 Piece vidaXL Garden Dining Set Solid Wood Acacia and Textilene
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7 Fauteuil tournant - Chair

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Enjoy a nice meal outdoors with your family and friends with this wooden garden dining set! Solid acacia wood: The outdoor dining set is made of solid acacia wood. Solid acacia wood is a beautiful natural material. Acacia wood is a tropical hardwood, which is dense, sturdy, and durable.Adjustable and foldable function: The garden chair can be adjusted in 5 positions, so you can always find the most comfortable seating position. It can also be folded away to save space when not in use.. Practical design: There is a parasol hole in the tabletop so you can easily attach a parasol to create a shady spot.Sturdy tabletop: This garden dining table provides you with a sturdy tabletop. You can place your snacks, drinks and any of your favourite decorations.Easy-to-clean surface: The oil-finished surface makes this garden dining table and chairs easy to clean with a damp cloth. Good to know:To make sure your outdoor furniture stays beautiful, we recommend protecting it with a waterproof cover.. Features. Garden table:. Material: Solid acacia wood with an oil finish. Dimensions: (120-170) x 80 x 75 cm (L x W x H). Extendable. Garden chair:. Colour: Black. Material: Solid wood acacia wood with an oil finish, textilene. Dimensions: 57.5 x 72 x 109 cm (W x D x H). Seat height from the ground: 43 cm. Reclining backrest (in 5 positions). Maximum load capacity (per seat): 110 kg. Cushion included: No. Assembly required: Yes. Delivery contains:. 1 x Garden table. 6 x Garden chair

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7 Fauteuil tournant - Chair

Designed by Charlotte Perriand, 7 Fauteuil tournant is a small revolving armchair with a frame in trivalent steel (CR3), back and seat cushion padded with CFC-free polyurethane foam and polyester wadding. 7 Fauteuil tournant dates back to 1927 and was erroneously attributed to Le Corbusier, but designed by Charlotte Perriand even before she joined the famous architectural study. The basic components of each type of seat are placed around the simplest frame, made up of a metal tube chosen as primary support of the object. This small armchair was designed to brighten up modern houses and still suits every environment, thanks to its sophisticated design. The enveloping backrest of the 7 Fauteuil tournant comes from some experiments made with air chambers. Another special part of the shape are the legs, that bend and give strenght and stability to the design, eliminating the need for conjunction pieces. Like the other pieces of the series La Corbusier, it is on display in all the museums of modern art in the world including MoMA in New York.