Modus Chair
The Modus chair was first created in 1972 by Tecno’s own Design Centre, in order to provide the Graphis office system with a chair with multiple functions.
Modus Chair
The Modus chair was first created in 1972 by Tecno’s own Design Centre, in order to provide the Graphis office system with a chair with multiple functions.
The aim of the Modus project was to obtain not only the creation of one chair, but a whole series of chairs, created by the intelligent combination of various components to form different solutions for different types of environment.
The basic element of these multiple solutions is a polished polyamide (nylon) body in black and white. There are two basic variants: Modus stackable chairs that can be attached to an individual trestle base in polished, die-cast aluminium, and optionally equipped with padded upholstery and armrests; and Modus swivel chairs on a 5-spoke base in polished die-cast aluminium and optionally equipped with padded upholstery, armrests, height adjustment, on feet or castors.
| Product options | Non-upholstered, Upholstered seat, Upholstered seat and back |
|---|---|
| Top finish | Black gloss polyamide, White gloss polyamide |
| Base finish | Polished stainless steel |
| Chair base | Four leg, 5-star swivel base, 5-star swivel base on castors |
| Armrest | Stainless steel armrest, Without armrest |
| Upholstery | Not upholstered, Tecno category 0, Tecno category 1, Tecno category 2, Tecno category 3 |
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