OLÉ
Wide chromatic range in the SEVEN COLOURS
of seat shell in polypropylene, and the same colours
and more for the metallic structures of the collection.
Designed by Ximo Roca.
OLÉ
Wide chromatic range in the SEVEN COLOURS
of seat shell in polypropylene, and the same colours
and more for the metallic structures of the collection.
Designed by Ximo Roca.
Olé 10-F
Olé 10-F with upholstered seat
Olé 10-B
Coach Ole 10-COACH
Collection of chairs with polypropylene seat shell in attractive colours designed by Ximo Roca, with a faultless design in their lines.
FLEXIBILITY IN COLOURS AND MODELS, allows OLE to adapt to all types of spaces and office or contract projects (restoration, professional training and classrooms, public spaces, use for guests and community, home…).
ERGONOMICS and DESIGN, a perfectly adaptable and comfortable polypropylene seat shell. Shapes and dimensions define the ergonomics of OLÉ.
STACKABLE, the perfectly stackable 4-legged chair that facilitates its storage.
Characteristics
- Continuous ergonomic seat shell, backrest and armrests in high quality polypropylene and resisting colour: black, white, light blue, mustard, green, coral or mink.
- Lower cover on the seat shell that in turn acts as a spacer between the chairs for stacking.
- Upholstered option in the seat in upholstery to choose from the sample book of colours of Delaoliva or the customer’s fabric.
- Metal structure with 4 legs (10 F) stackable in round tube in steel painted in epoxy or in Chrome finish
- Standard colours of metal structure: white (B), black (N), chrome (C). Optional colours: light blue (AC), mink (V), green (VE), coral (R) and mustard (M).
- 4-legged chair with standard sliding stops of black polyethylene in contact with the floor. Optional set of oscillating stops that make the function of levellers in contact with the floor.
- Chair with 4 metal legs with wooden sheath in natural colour (10 FPM).
- Swivel chairs adjustable in height, with 4-spoke base and sliding stops (10 G); or with base 5 spokes and wheels (10 B).
