Pablo is designed for meeting points and breakout spaces. Its upholstered shell also suits workplace dining areas where a soft seat is wanted. Check the table height and space available for each chair before settling the number needed.
The metal-framed chair without arms measures 510 mm wide. The version with arms measures 525 mm wide. Allow room for access, movement and table legs rather than planning from the chair width alone.
Elite offers four-legged metal and wooden frames, each with or without arms. Beech is the standard wooden-frame finish, with stained finishes shown in Elite's product sheet. Choose the frame and arm version together when planning a consistent group of chairs.
The published 510 or 525 mm width, 540 mm depth and 785 mm height refer to the metal-frame models. Ask for a drawing and dimensions for the chosen wooden-frame version before planning a close-fit layout.
The metal frame comes in a choice of colours. Agree the frame finish and upholstery for the intended setting with a project consultant. Elite's product sheet does not establish one fixed upholstery combination for every project.
Record the quantity, room plan, intended use, frame and arm choice, upholstery preference and delivery location. One of our experienced project consultants can check the configuration and prepare a project-specific quotation.
This Pablo Chair by Elite Office Furniture was used in the London Bridge Office project, as confirmed by Après. See the project for the wider workplace scheme. Ask a project consultant which chair configuration was specified if you are planning a similar setting.
This Pablo Chair is a fully upholstered multi-purpose chair made by Elite Office Furniture. Its plywood shell is wrapped in CMHR foam and mounted on a four-legged metal or wooden frame.
Elite presents Pablo for breakout spaces and meeting points. It can also be considered for workplace dining and staff café settings. Check chair spacing and table height for the intended room.
Yes. The chair is designed for meeting points and breakout areas. Choose between arms and no arms based on the table layout and the room available.
Yes. Elite describes a fully upholstered plywood shell wrapped in CMHR foam. Agree the fabric specification with a project consultant.
Yes. Elite lists versions with and without arms for both metal and wooden four-legged frames. The armed version has a back surround that incorporates the arms.
Elite lists metal and wooden four-legged frames. The metal frame has a choice of finishes. Beech is standard for the wooden frame, and Elite lists stained wood finishes as alternatives.
The supplied Elite product sheet does not confirm a two-tone option. Ask a project consultant to check the current upholstery choices for the configuration you need.
Elite lists the metal-framed model without arms at 510 mm wide, 540 mm deep and 785 mm high. The metal-framed model with arms is 525 mm wide, with the same depth and height. Confirm wood-frame dimensions separately.
Its upholstered shell and choice of metal or wood frame make it an option for workplace cafés and dining areas as well as meeting spaces. Check the fabric and finish against the intended use.
Après has confirmed that this Pablo Chair by Elite Office Furniture was used in its London Bridge Office project. The chair's exact configuration there has not been confirmed, so use the project as context rather than a specification.
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