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Wau Ergonomic Chair Cross-performance design
Wau Ergonomic Chair Cross-performance design
Cross Performance Design
Wau is designed with inspiration from ski boots and sports car bucket seats, Wau features a deep scalloped form that cradles and wraps the user.
Wau Ergonomic Chair Recline Glide Motion
Wau Ergonomic Chair Recline Glide Motion
Recline Glide Motion
The back and seat pivot axis is placed close to the human’s hip socket joint (acetabulum), such that there is no relative movement between the backrest and torso, giving a natural and constant-fit support through the recline range.
Wau Ergonomic Chair Button Less Armrest
Wau Ergonomic Chair Button Less Armrest
Button-less
The backrest, armrest and headrest do not employ buttons or levers, to make adjustments quick and intuitive.
Product Specifications
Wau Ergonomic Chair
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1. Headrest
Choose white or black outer shell with a grey inner shell, both made of moulded polypropylene (100% recyclable).
2. Fabric/Leather Surface
Made of fabric or leather with padding made of a material called polyurethane foam that can be recycled into things like carpet padding or wadding. The mesh surface is made mostly of the tough and stretchy material called elastomer. Other parts of the chair are covered in SEBS thermoplastic which is colorful and 100% recyclable.
3. Seat : Adjustable Height
Pick between a white or black outer shell with a grey inner shell, both made of 100% recyclable injection-moulded polypropylene.
4. Backrest : Adjustable Height & Lumbar Depth
A white or black outer shell, a grey inner shell, and a lumbar knob and caps made of 100% recyclable polypropylene. The back frame is in white 100% recyclable fibre-reinforced polypropylene.
5. Armrest
Adjustable for height and swivel angle
6. Donati Mechanism
Adjustable Tilt Tension, Tilt Lock Control and Recline Glide Motion.
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