COLOURFUL CHAIR WITH TIP-UP WRITING TABLET
SALLY
The colourful Sally chair is a modern, four-legged ISO chair designed for conference rooms, congresses and courses. Its distinctive features include its lightness (weighing just 5 kg), strength and user-friendliness, as it is equipped with a foldable writing tablet on the side making it suitable for classrooms in schools and universities. Sally is an environmentally friendly chair, as its plastic parts are recycled and recyclable, as is its metal frame.
CHAIR FOR TRAINING ROOMS AND LECTURE HALLS
ARMCHAIR WITH TIP-UP TABLE FOR TAKING NOTES
The ISO chair Sally offers comfort and ergonomics even for long learning sessions in courses and seminars in classrooms and universities; the tip-up tray is ideal for taking notes, placing a phone or laptop and it is stable and practical. Combined with the availability of fireproof cushions (fabric + padding) and compliance with EN 16139 level 2 testing, the stackable ISO chair Sally is an ideal companion for collective furnishings where people listen, read, write and learn.
CHAIR FOR CLASSROOM WITH CHARACTER
DESIGNED TO BRING COLOUR TO CLASSROOMS WITH TASTE AND STYLE
The colourful Sally chair is based on a contemporary-looking ISO frame with four legs in 15x30 mm oval steel tubing, designed for conference rooms, conventions and training courses where new teaching methods are being trialled. Its distinctive features include its lightness (weighing only 5 kg), sturdiness, practicality and ergonomics, thanks also to the presence of a folding writing tablet and, last but not least, the seat and backrest in black, white and warm grey polypropylene, which can be offered in tone-on-tone or single colours.
STACKABLE CHAIR FOR COURSES AND SEMINARS
STACKING CHAIR FOR TEACHING CLASSROOMS
Sally is an ISO-compliant stackable chair for conferences and conventions, offering comfort and ergonomics even for long working sessions in school and university classrooms. the practical transport trolley - available as an optional extra - allows up to 10 chairs to be stacked on top of each other and moved along a corridor or to another room, freeing up space that can be used for another event or initiative.