Dezeen Showroom: Pearson Lloyd has designed the wooden Cross chair for Danish furniture brand Takt to be easily taken apart, repaired and recycled.
The Cross chair owes its name to the distinctive intersecting slats that hold up its seat and anchor the four legs.
This structure can be disassembled in only a few moves so that broken parts can be replaced where necessary and the entire chair can be recycled at the end of its life.The Cross chair is made using only wood from FSC-certified forests, which are not harvested faster than they can regenerate.
Tested and approved for contract use, the pared-back design is available in an oiled, lacquered or smoked oak finish, with the option of adding upholstery in an array of different fabrics.
Without upholstery, the design emits 13.8kg of carbon throughout its production, which is equivalent to 83 hours of Netflix streaming.
Like all Takt furniture, the Cross chair comes with a five-year warranty and is certified with the EU Ecolabel, guaranteeing that every stage of its production cycle meets stringent environmental standards.
Product: Cross chair
Designer: Pearson Lloyd
Brand: Takt
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