FRIGATE stacking chair

Product information

The FRIGATE family is considered as a strong design idiom which shows that responsible production and aesthetics can go hand in hand without any compromise in quality.
The chair’s shell consists of two components: the backrest is made with the aid of 3D-Veneer technology, while the seat pan is produced through a conventional moulded plywood process. The backrest, curved in all dimensions, provides ideal support for the waist, along with its upper part and seat pan where the edges are bent in the opposite direction of the body in order to avoid cutting into the back and the thighs. The combination of old and new technologies enables us to offer an optimal seating comfort as other seats made entirely with 3D-Veneer, while making it available for a much wider audience.

FRIGATE can be customized with a broad range of material and leg combinations according to personal needs – literally a natural choice to brighten up intimate spaces or grand halls with the inviting feel of wood. FRIGATE chairs are stackable up to 20 pieces – for that purpose, a trolley with a handle is available in order to move them easily.

Details

Size:	532 × 514 × 789 mm (L×W×H)
Seat height:	440 mm
Seat width:	413 mm
Seat depth:	435 mm
Weight:	6,1 kg

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Meet the designer

András Kerékgyártó

András Kerékgyártó is the Head of Design at Plydesign and a lecturer at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. He graduated from the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts in Budapest in 2011, obtaining a Master's Degree in furniture design. Between 2011 and 2013, he studied furniture design at Aalto University in Helsinki to deepen his knowledge.

Since then, he has worked on many projects that have resulted in several products already in production. In each case, he strives to understand and consider the aspects of production in close cooperation and continuous dialogue with the customer. His role and experience extend from the joint development of the concept through pre-production to follow-up, paying equal attention to all elements of the process.