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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
![Cross Easy Armchair 1](/media/products/cross-easy-chair/_800xAUTO_crop_top-center_80_none/Cross_Easy_Armchair_1.jpg?v=1715954839)
![Cross Easy Armchair 2](/media/products/cross-easy-chair/_800xAUTO_crop_top-center_80_none/Cross_Easy_Armchair_2.jpg?v=1715954839)
![Cross Easy Armchair 3](/media/products/cross-easy-chair/_800xAUTO_crop_top-center_80_none/Cross_Easy_Armchair_3.jpg?v=1715954839)
Product Options
We offer this product in a choice of three wood finishes: Natural Teak, Dark Stain, Z4 Walnut.
For the Natural Teak finish, the wood is sanded and finished with hard wax oil to bring out the natural, golden-brown colour of the teak.
For the Dark Stain finish, a coat of water-based, teak stain is applied to give the wood a darker teak shade, followed by a coat of sealer.
For the Z4 Walnut finish, a proprietary one, the wood is hand-stained with a water-based walnut stain and then a coat of sealer is hand-applied.
Please note, each batch of teak is unique and actual shade may vary a little from the reference images.
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