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Straight reversible chaise longue elements from the LeComfort ARGO programme — a raised modular seating programme on slim metal feet, with a 7-position headrest and a pull-out footrest mechanism. The straight shape lets the element sit at either end of a composition.
Construction
Supporting structure in pinewood of various thicknesses; remaining parts in Class E1 wood particleboard panels, details in hard or cellulose wood-based panels. Structure covered in Tecnoform.
Springing: Backrest in hard or cellulose wood fibreboard panels. Seat on elastic webbing bands in propylene fibre and latex.
Back cushions: non-deformable polyurethane foam 25 kg/m³, covered in Tecnoform
Seat cushions: non-deformable polyurethane foam 30 kg/m³, covered in Tecnoform
Feet: Standard foot mod. “Way” H 13 cm in chromed metal. “Blade” and “Slim” feet in H 13 cm and H 15 cm available at a surcharge. Element heights are calculated with the standard foot.
Fabric or texil cover, completely removable. Not available in leather.
Bicolour version (base / cushions) available at a surcharge of +10% on the highest upholstery grade used.
7-position headrest mechanism in chromed steel
Removable footrest mechanism
Dimensions
Overall width
79–99 cm
Overall depth
169 cm
Overall height
72–92 cm
Seat width
70–80 cm
Seat height from floor
45 cm
Seat depth
120 cm
Armrest width
17 cm
Armrest height
56 cm
Back structure height
60 cm
Elements in this listing
Reversible chaise longue mini Left
Reversible chaise longue mini Right
Reversible chaise longue Left
Reversible chaise longue Right
Reversible chaise longue maxi Left
Reversible chaise longue maxi Right
Because the sofas are made with supple, elastic upholstery and padding, overall sizes may vary by up to +/- 3 cm. The catalogue drawings show left-hand elements; right-hand elements are mirror images.