Camillo 0392 Technorattan Stacking Chair

A café or restaurant terrace chair that stacks neatly out of the way when not in use. The Camillo 0392 uses a continuous loop of technorattan woven beneath the seat to spread the sitter's weight evenly across the frame. This cross-weave pattern resists sagging and wear, so the chair keeps its shape through daily service.

The frame is made from aluminium tubing, chosen for its lightness and resistance to rust. The metal is shaped into a single continuous curve that forms the legs, backrest and armrests, giving the chair its clean outline. Because the frame is one piece, there are no joints to loosen or welds to fail, and the chair remains stable on uneven surfaces.

To use the chair, simply lift it from the stack and place it where needed. When the terrace is cleared, the chairs stack vertically, one on top of the other, up to twelve high. The technorattan weave is slightly flexible, so the chairs nest without scratching or jamming.

The seat and backrest are woven from technorattan, a synthetic fibre designed to look like natural rattan but with greater resistance to moisture, sunlight and temperature changes. The material does not splinter or crack, so it stays comfortable and safe for customers.

The chair is supplied ready-made in a two-tone colour scheme: light green for the frame and beige for the weave. The combination is neutral enough to suit most café and restaurant colour schemes while standing out against outdoor greenery or indoor walls.

The overall dimensions are 570 mm wide, 560 mm deep and 830 mm high, giving enough space for most adults without taking up excessive floor area. The chair weighs 3.96 kg, light enough for staff to move single-handedly yet heavy enough to stay put in a breeze.

Because the chair is stackable up to twelve, storage space is kept to a minimum. The technorattan weave and aluminium frame are both non-porous, so spills wipe clean with a damp cloth. The chair is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, so it can be moved between the terrace and the dining room as the weather changes.