A new base for Wilkhahn's modern classic

A new base for Wilkhahn's modern classic

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Launched by Wilkhahn in 2012, the Graph armchair quickly became a popular protagonist in the contract sector with its characteristic silhouette and luxurious appearance. Its lines flow dynamically and make it appear as if it were cast from a single mold, while its modular structure of frame, seat and backrest actually allows for a wide range of modifications. Now Wilkhahn has extended the possibility for variation to the base as well. The new, five-arm base with infinitely variable seat height adjustment is ideally suited for use at executive workstations. The swivel column can be adjusted via a gas pressure spring and the release lever is elegantly guided parallel to the support of the chair. It leads to the seat shell via permanently elastic connectors and is supplemented by a rear-mounted leaf spring. Both, in combination with the spring-loaded upholstery, ensure elastic mobility. The backrests are available in two heights and can optionally be combined with the new seat height adjustment. tp

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