VANK WOODI CONFERENCE CHAIRS

COLLECTION WOODI
VANK_WOODI is both a contrast and a symbiosis of traditional materials and a futuristic form. The geometric seat made of moulded plywood rests on a modern base. Like a chameleon, WOODI adapts itself to classic and minimalist interiors as well as to avant-garde and loft environments. It can act as an office chair, a conference chair, a visitor chair, a restaurant chair, a hotel chair, and a home chair alike. The seat and the backrest are made of moulded beech plywood. The frame is manufactured from recycled aluminium and can be recycled again. Additionally, the process of recycling takes place in a foundry located near VANK’s facility - not on some faraway continent.

VANK_WOODI is both a contrast and a symbiosis of traditional materials and a futuristic form. The geometric seat made of moulded plywood rests on a modern base. Like a chameleon, WOODI adapts itself to classic and minimalist interiors as well as to avant-garde and loft environments. It can act as a conference chair, a visitor chair, a restaurant chair, a hotel chair, and a home chair alike. The seat and the backrest are made of moulded beech plywood in natural veneer or HPL laminate. There are 3 versions of internal upholstery available: the seat only; the seat and the backrest; and the seat, the backrest, and the sides. WOODI chair can be ordered in 2 variants of its base: a 4-pointed aluminium cross base with a self-reset mechanism or a 4-leg steel frame. Aluminium bases can be polished or powder coated.

GEOMETRY
WOODI’s distinguishing feature is its geometric seat made of moulded plywood.
 
USER COMFORT
The armrests form a connection between the backrest and the seat.

RECYCLING
The 4-pointed cross base is manufactured from recycled aluminium and can be recycled again. Additionally, the process of recycling takes place in a foundry located near VANK’s facility – not on some faraway continent.

NATURAL MATERIAL
The seat and the backrest are made of plywood and natural veneer. 
 
ERGONOMICS
The aluminium cross base features a self-reset mechanism.