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Seating

SITDOWN

Vertical stacking, stacking trolleys, different gliders, linking systems, numbering systems for rows and individual seats, upgrade options: the SITDOWN meets all possible challenges with a combination of convenience and style.

 

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Frame


Frame from 22 x 2 mm tubular steel. Frame featuring a transversal beam, a 26 x 2 mm receiver tube and a flat transversal connecting bar (30 x 4 mm), tumbled and embossed, equipped with drill holes to accommodate linking elements. The transversal beam has been welded to the frame. Connecting ribs made from 18 x 1.5 mm tubular steel, soldered to the sides. Legs pressed into the transversal receiver tube. Stacking element made from black glass-fibre-reinforced plastic- polyamide, with soft injection-moulded plastic to protect the chairs when stacked (attached by screws to the lower frame). Pipe ends protected by caps, chrome-plated or black depending on the version. Chairs can be vertically stacked.

 

Frame surfaces


Standard version of the side sections, side bars and crossbeam: powder-coated in black, optionally powder-coated according to the BRUNE® collection or chrome-plated.

 

Seat and Back 1330


Seat and back support from ergonomically shaped beech plywood, 10 mm thick, attached with multiple layers of glue, edge of the seat turning sharply downward. Seat and back support fastened with flat-head screws and M5 sleeve nuts. Seat and back support optionally available in plywood, seat upholstered or seat and back support upholstered.

 

Seat and Back 1335


Seat and back support from ergonomically shaped perforated sheet metal, 2.5 mm thick, perforation holes with a diameter of 3 mm, diagonally offset in distances of 6 mm. The front edge of the seat turns sharply downward. The perforated sheet metal seats and back supports are welded to the side brackets (concealed welding joints). Powder-coated in black, optionally powder-coated according to the BRUNE® collection.

 

Wooden surfaces


Wooden elements made from beech wood, with natural varnish (low-solvent water varnish) in the standard version. Optionally stained according to the BRUNE® collection.

 

 

Upholstery Model 1330


Seats or seats and back supports are upholstered, fabric cover according to the BRUNE® collection, fabric categories 3, 4, 6, 7 or 8.

Seat cushion foam: SG/CH 35/50 approx. 25 mm thick

Back cushion foam: SG/CH 35/50 approx. 15 mm thick

SG = specific gravity, weight per m³ | CH = compression hardness

 

Upholstery Model 1335


Seats or seats and back supports are partially upholstered, fabric cover according to the BRUNE® collection, fabric categories 3, 4, 6, 7 or 8.

Seat cushion foam: SG/CH 35/50 approx. 15 mm thick

Back cushion foam: SG/CH 35/50 approx. 15 mm thick

SG = specific gravity, weight per m³ | CH = compression hardness

 

Gliders


Standard version: Plastic gliders

Optionally:

  • Gliders with GPE plastic inserts

  • Gliders with felt inserts

  • Gliders with metal caps

 

Dimensions | 1330 + 1335


Dimensions:

  • B: 53 cm

  • T: 58 cm

  • H: 79 cm

  • SH: 46 cm

Weights 1330/1335:

  • 7,0/9,0 kg

  • 7,5/9,5 kg (incl. seat cushion)

  • 8,0/10,0 kg (incl. seat and back cushions)

Stackability


Stacking type: vertical stacking, 10 stackable chairs

Required floor space:

  • Length: 60 cm

  • Width: 53 cm

  • Height: 185 cm

 

Row linking  


Plastic double hooks with a magnetic numbering system for individual chairs / individual chairs and rows
Optional: Rotary bar linking system with numbers for pins, hinges and individual chairs
 

Accesoiries


Chair trolley: Model 1996 for the transport of stacked chairs
 

Gerd Rausch

Gerd Rausch

Dipl.-Ing. Gerd Rausch (born 1940 in Köln) is an architect and designer. He studied architecture in Cologne and was subsequently working in the bureau of Prof. Joachim Schürmann for two years. From 1967 to 2005, he was an employed designer at BRUNE and in this period of time he significantly formed the product design of the company with his communication design. Since 2005, he has been dedicated to free painting and special architecture consultation. He is, for example, a founding member of the artist group p e n t i m e n t i.
Gerd Rausch lives and works in Köln.