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Fläpps Folding Chair – Wild and Free – Ingrid Beddoes
$454
incl. 19% VAT plus shipping costs
Ready for shipment in approx. 4-6 weeks.
incl. 19% VAT plus shipping costs
Ready for shipment in approx. 4-6 weeks.
SKU: FL010049
Category: Folding Chairs
Artist: Ingrid Beddoes
Print Design: Wild and Free
All Versions of this Product: Fläpps Folding Chair
Fläpps Folding Chair Wild and Free by Ingrid Beddoes
Nature as print: ‘Wild and Free’ by Ingrid Beddoes brings free, organic shapes to the wall. Underneath is the proven Fläpps folding chair – unfolded with a single motion, load-bearing up to 100 kg, just 20 mm deep when folded.
Admittedly, the idea is a little flat. The Fläpps folding chair.
Finally, a folding chair is allowed to stay out. Fläpps doesn't have to disappear behind the wardrobe, into the closet, into the alcove, like most of its kind. Its motifs make it presentable. And if it ever does get in the way, it fits into the smallest gap. Fläpps is just 20 mm flat – a precisely milled panel of birch plywood, oiled or as through-coloured HPL in white and black, load-bearing up to 100 kg. A wooden folding chair that looks just as good as a design object on the wall as it does at the dining table. A small bracket for wall mounting is included.
The Fläpps Folding Chair in the Fläpps System!
All furniture in the Fläpps series can be combined with one another. And the Fläpps folding chair is without doubt the matching seat.
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Assembly
Each Fläpps folding chair comes with operating and assembly instructions.
You can download them here.
Care instructions
Our HPL-coated surfaces are very easy to clean and do not require any special care. Dust can be easily removed with a feather duster or a slightly damp cloth. Gentle cleaning agents can be used for heavier soiling. Ink, fruit and fibre pen stains, tea, coffee, red wine and mustard must be removed immediately, otherwise they will have a permanent effect on the surface.
Please never use products that leave a residue on the surface (e.g. waxes or oils), as these can cause yellowing and a sticky build-up. Just as important: avoid products that strip material away (e.g. harsh liquid cleaners, scouring powder or solvents).
