Redesigned of an extendable and folding chair by Enrico Tonucci in 1971. This chair has ancient origins so that it has to be considered a great anonymous in the design history. The peculiarity of this deckchair is the twofold use: it is a comfortable seat with feet on the ground or placed on footrest dedicated and, shifting the weight of the body, it can be find the best balance to lay down for extreme relaxation. Made of solid ashwood or iroko and fabric or leather. Screws and joints are in stainless steel.
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