OFFICE CHAIRS STOL KAMNIK

90,00 €

Office chairs from the Stol Kamnik company, dating back to the 1970s.

This office chair is one of the most well-known models (Vrtiljak) from the time of Yugoslavia. It will certainly evoke nostalgic memories, as it was a common chair in many offices and public institutions, which still speaks to its quality and comfort. The chairs have a pneumatic mechanism and an adjustable back – in height and depth, making them suitable for everyone. Due to their refined yet simple appearance, they will fit into any home and may even find their place in the office again.

Dimensions: 94 x 54 x 54 cm

Weight: 8.6 kg

The chairs are well-preserved, newly upholstered, with some signs of wear on the paint of the base. Price is for one. Four chairs are available.

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Weight 8,6 kg
Dimensions 94 × 54 × 54 cm
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