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EU Ecolabel FourCast® 2 Line
A story of clear, contemporary, Scandinavian design. Who wouldn’t love to hear that? It is a story about the FourCast® 2 Line chair, which blends in perfectly in any canteen or conference facility. It shows how the skid frame chair is stackable, making it perfect for ergonomic handling and maximum efficiency: great design, fantastic comfort, superb functionality, end of story.
A story of clear, contemporary, Scandinavian design. Who wouldn’t love to hear that?
Upholstery
Polypropylene shell
Accessories
Linking device, seat row, trolley, sack trolley, grib hole, gliders
EU Ecolabel
FourCast® 2 Line Eco complies with strict criteria set by Environment Directorate General of the European Commission. Only FourCast® 2 Line in Ebony Black shell with black or anthracite legs are granted with the EU Ecolabel.
The EU Ecolabel guarantee:
The EU Ecolabel certified range were awarded this based on their product design and life cycle assessment. Every stage of the product has been considered with the aim of minimising its negative environmental impact. The product is composed of a 50% recycled plastic shell, a recycled steel frame and is 100% recyclable. The products are only made up of 6 components and can be easily disassembled to aid recycling. The EU Ecolabel certifies the products for having no harmful materials or chemicals in, ensuring it isn’t harmful to human health or the environment.
Test Certifications
3D FILES ACCESSORIES
Instructions
Maintenance Guide
Imagebank
Design by Strand+Hvass
The FourCast®2 is an extensive chair collection with a focus on function, ergonomic support, and elegant design. The simplicity of the V-shaped backrest makes the FourCast®2 ideal for variation and customisation.
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Strand+Hvass
Industrial designer Christina Strand and architect Niels Hvass founded their design studio in Copenhagen back in 1998 to exploit their full potential for creating innovative and useful solutions for universal design challenges.
