The world’s thinnest most compact folding chair. The design allows the ISIS chair to fold completely flat to a depth of just 3cm, in one effortless movement. The chair is made from a series of flat geometric panels that are linked together and contained within its own frame. Each panel is constructed from several high strength laminations which are designed to ensure that the chair flexes and supports the user, providing an unexpected level of comfort.
Designer: Jake Phipps [ Via: Pan Dan ]
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(Nice Chair btw…)
-Patrick T-
This chair is great if you want to move your furniture from a place to another very fast.
very clean design… great for portable use…
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Hi,
Does anyone know when these chairs will be available for purchase?
Reminds me a lot of http://danielletson.wordpress.com/2007/12/27/furniture-2007/ which was done last year. Very nice
is cool, am nicking design nd selling it to eastren europe, cheers phipps!
where i can buy this chair?