Item No.
100367776
New colors
Beetle Task Chair
C$ 2,500.00
Item No.
100367776
New colors
Beetle Task Chair
C$ 2,500.00
Velvet
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Karakorum
Ivory
- Sturdy chair for extraordinary comfort.
- Fabric or leather upholstery.
- Casters for mobility.
- 34.25" H 19.69" W 22.84" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
Return Options
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2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi for Gubi
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Beetle Task Chair
Beetle Task Chair
C$ 2,500.00
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Element of surprise —
With an experimental approach to their chosen materials and techniques, the designers of the Beetle Chair were inspired by the aesthetics and movement of – you got it – a beetle.
Details
Strength and comfort
The Beetle Task Chair (2013) is built on a sturdy frame that cradles the sitter in comfort from seat to back while striking an interesting silhouette between traditional and surprising. It was designed by Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian architect Enrico Fratesi, who founded Copenhagen-based GamFratesi in 2006. This version of Beetle includes casters for mobility. Made in Denmark.
- Sturdy chair for extraordinary comfort.
- Fabric or leather upholstery.
- Casters for mobility.
- Brand
- Gubi
- General Dimensions
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- 34.25" H 19.69" W 22.84" D
- Product Weight
- 22.818 lbs
- Box Dimensions
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- 36.22" H 24.803" W 23.228" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 2-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Beetle Task Chair
- Height (in): 34.25
- Width (in): 19.69
- Depth (in): 22.84
- Weight (lbs): 22.818
- Seat Height (in): 18.11
- Seat Width (in): 19.29
- Seat Depth (in): 15.95
- Molded polypropylene seat
- Powder-coated steel base
- Fabric or leather upholstery
- Plastic casters
Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi
Copenhagen native Stine Gam and Italian Enrico Fratesi formed GamFratesi to celebrate the intersection of their diverse cultural backgrounds, allowing them to move between two design cultures – Danish simplicity and Italian intellectualism – with a fluidity that shows in their offerings.
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