The new lightweight chair for large venues – setting standards in terms of design, handling and sustainability: With its frame made entirely from anodised aluminium, this chair is only 5 kgs light. All parts are bolted together, not welded or glued, so that alite can be separated into its components and recycled 100% at the end of its long active life. Seat and back surfaces are shaped to answer the highest ergonomic demands. The upper edge of the backrest eases back comfortably, and the knee rounding adds comfort as well – while seated just like when getting up.
Add to this the many sophisticated functions like e.g. the integrated row linking system which does away with any extra moves during linking and dismantling. alite can be linked into rows with or without armrests, both interchangeably and armrest-to-armrest. And up to 12 chairs can be stacked on top of each other.
- alite: the New Light One for Great Rooms
he alite sets new standards in design, handling and sustainability – it is lightweight and multifunctional. With a frame entirely made from anodized aluminum, the chair itself can be sorted into its components and is thus 100% recyclable. “There was little experience available for working with aluminum”, Managing Partner Marc Brunner explains. “We have broken new ground here, and that meant a lot of research and development, but also experimenting, which was fun.” … - more...
- 11,000 alite in Qatar
Brunner can convince the Arab world with an individually modified model: beside Oxford University and the Interlaken (Switzerland) Congress Center, now also the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) goes for this stackable row chair. In this client-specific version, alite fulfills the entire range of individual customer requirements while remaining appropriate in every respect for the deployment in rows … - more...