Armchair Rama in Slib wood, brown faux leather upholstery

This armchair fits perfectly in professional spaces such as restaurants, hotels, waiting rooms, or event venues, offering comfort suitable for intensive use. • Use / destination: Designed to welcome clients and visitors in various environments, this armchair is suitable for dining areas as well as reception or meeting zones. Its versatility makes it easy to integrate into classic or contemporary decors. It meets the comfort and robustness requirements essential in the professional sector. • Structure / materials: The structure is based on reinforced Slib wood, ensuring strength and durability. This wood has a natural varnish that preserves its authentic appearance while protecting it. The seat and backrest are covered in brown faux leather, easy to maintain and resistant to wear. • Key technical points: - Volume: 0.368 m³ - Width: 56 cm - Depth: 56 cm - Total height: 82 cm - Reinforced Slib wood structure - Brown faux leather upholstery - Natural varnish on the wood structure Finish & quality: The armchair has a meticulous finish with a natural varnish that highlights the wood texture. The brown faux leather adds a warm and elegant touch while ensuring good resistance to daily use. Every detail reflects a design meant to last over time. Additional information: With a volume of 0.368 m³, this armchair is easy to handle during installations. Its compact dimensions facilitate its integration into various spaces without excessive clutter. Available upon request, it can be customized in terms of colors to better suit your professional environment. Additional information: Dimensions / available data: VOLUME: 0.368. Supply8 supports professionals in the restaurant, hotel, event, and work environment sectors in their furnishing projects, in France and internationally. The models presented in the catalog can be custom-adapted, particularly in terms of dimensions, finishes, and colors, according to the client's needs. We can also develop tailor-made solutions from scratch, with each project being designed and adjusted according to specific constraints and uses.