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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | KKO/ISO-NOVA.0150/PK/STM |
| SIZE L/W/H | 540/560/800 mm |
| WEIGHT | 5kg |
| Model | ISO NOVA O150 |
| Material | Steel; polypropylene; polyurethane foam |
| COLOR | Light grey |
| Additional equipment | For an additional fee, it is possible to make a chair with an armrest or a desktop. |
| NOTES | Stackable up to 12 pcs. |
ISO NOVA chairs are a practical and versatile solution for conference halls, hotels, educational institutions, and other public spaces. Their durable construction and well-thought-out design ensure comfortable and reliable everyday use.
A stackable chair built for frequent use in canteens, training rooms and event spaces, where seating must be set up quickly and stored compactly.
The chair supports the user with a rigid steel frame that carries the load to the floor without flexing. Polyurethane foam in the seat and backrest distributes pressure evenly, reducing fatigue during long sessions. The wide seat and contoured backrest keep the sitter aligned, whether the user is an adult or a child.
To set up, the operator lifts each chair from the stack, carries it to position and lowers it onto the floor. When the event ends, the chairs are lifted one by one and nested together, forming a vertical column that occupies only the footprint of a single chair. Up to twelve chairs can be stacked in this way, allowing a full row to be moved and stored as a single unit.
The frame is made of steel tubing, powder-coated for resistance to scratches and corrosion. The seat and backrest shells are polypropylene, chosen for its light weight and durability. Polyurethane foam padding is bonded to the seat and backrest, providing cushioning without sagging over time.
The chair is supplied in light grey. For an additional fee, armrests or a small desktop can be fitted to the frame.
The dimensions 540 mm width, 560 mm depth and 800 mm height give the chair a stable stance while keeping the footprint small enough for tight rows. The 5 kg weight allows one person to carry and stack the chairs without strain. Stacking up to twelve chairs in a single column reduces storage space to a fraction of the seating area.