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Product Description
The Cross Easy Chair or Easy Armchair X-Leg is a re-edition of a lounge chair model designed for use in reception lobbies in Chandigarh’s public buildings in the 1950s. The chair has symmetric X (cross) assemblies that form a unified leg and armrest. The armrests and seat are inclined upwards and parallel to each other, giving the chair its distinct look. The backrest is bowed, inclined at a comfortable angle and thicker than the backrest of the V-leg Easy Armchair version.
Product Specification
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We offer this piece in five finishes, with Natural Teak and Dark Stain as standard finishes; and Black, Y4 Light Walnut, and Z4 Dark Walnut as premium finishes.
All five finishes begin with hand-sanding the wood with progressively finer grits of sandpaper. The Natural Teak is finished with a hard wax oil that brings out the wood’s golden-brown colour. The Dark Stain, Y4 Light Walnut, and Z4 Dark Walnut (with the latter two being specially developed proprietary shades) all receive a waterborne stain, followed by three coats of compatibility-tested hydro-oil.
In the Black finish, the wood is sprayed with an eco-friendly, waterborne paint, followed by a waterborne top-coat sealant that leaves the grains and patterns visible.
Please note, each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary a little from the reference images.
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