Bay Armchair Corten

€492,00
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Description

Proportions were well studied for the compact Bay lounge chair: its seat was designed to comfortably embrace the seater. Light, harmonious, essential, small in size, characterised by a marking on the contours and the back of the backrest similar to the seam lines of a seamstress shape, reminiscent of the upholstering of a fabric armchair.

This Bay version is created in Corten, which brings together the aesthetic appeal of genuine rusted iron with the durability of a resin-engineered material. Tastefully designed, this armchair offers resistance from corrosion and tensile strength, allowing you to enjoy its beauty far into the future. 

The Bay Armchair is also available in Standard colours and in a Moleskin finishing, Registered design.
Features

Material: Made from LLDPE (linear low-density polyethylene)

Production method: Rotational molding

Suitable for outdoor use and all-weather resistant. UV protection, 100% recyclable material, solution dyed. High degree of mechanical strength and resistance to impacts. Resistant to temperatures, minus 35°C plus 80°C.
Dimensions

lenght: 65 cm
width: 65 cm
height: 70 cm
weight: 7 kg
Care Intructions

To remove dust and dirt from the surfaces of the product you will need to periodically clean with a damp cloth soaked in common detergent or soap and rinsed with water.
The products with a lacquered finish are more sensitive to scratches; for this reason use a polish cleaner, gently cleaning with a soft tissue.

Avoid the use of heavy chemicals. Avoid the use of ethanol or any liquid containing, even in small amounts, acetone, trichloroethylene and ammonia (solvents in general).
Shipping information

Our products are produced on demand. The average production time is 10 business day for standard products and 15 business days for Moleskin products.

Once the products are ready, they are shipped either with standard boxes or on single or double pallet depending on the size.

Standard delivery time: 4-5 days depending on your location.

With this approach Serralunga follows a sustainable approach on production and stock management.
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Introducing

CORTEN

Corten is a unique material engineered with resin to present the natural aesthetic of genuine rusted iron. The concept of Corten emphasizes the organic essence of the material, while promising resistance to CORrosion and TENsile strength.

Its the materiality and the non-uniform chromatic appearance that allows for endless possibilities of combining it with other materials favorited by designers, giving it the perfect blend of eco-sustainability, lightness and elegance.

Serralunga's Commitment to Recycling and Sustainability.

As part of our ongoing efforts to promote eco-sustainability, we have introduced a new material - certified Plastic Second Life (PSV). This eco-label is given to recycled plastic materials and products made from post-consumer and/or industrial waste.

Our commitment to using 100% recyclable materials is stronger than ever, and we are adopting new technologies to reduce material usage and minimize Co2 emissions by 90%. Through this constant commitment to recycling and reuse, we are proud to offer sustainable plastic solutions.

INTRODUCING

Raffaella Mangiarotti

Raffaella Mangiarotti, works and lives in Milan.
Graduated cum laude in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, where she continues to work as a researcher, she founded deepdesign with Matteo Bazzicalupo, working in industrial design for several companies, among them, Barilla, Coca Cola, Coin, Coop, Daimler Chrysler, Guzzini, JVC, Kimberley Clarck, Kitchen Aids, Kraft, Imetec, Mandarina Duck, Matsushita, NEC, San Lorenzo, Serralunga, Skitsch, Smeg, Turin Olympiads 2006, and Whirlpool Europe.
She has received several prizes on an international level. Dandelion Lamp is part of the permanent design collection of MoMA in NY.
In December 2009, the Triennale Design Museum of Milano dedicated a solo exhibition and a self entitled book “L’anima sensibile delle cose” to deepdesign, curated by Cristina Morozzi, ed. Electa 2009.