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Pollock Executive Chair
Pollock Executive Chair
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Item Number:100195146
- Waterfall seat edge and molded back contribute to enduring comfort.
- Height-adjustable seat also swivels and tilts.
- Caster base provides mobility.
- Designer
- Charles Pollock
- Collection
- Pollock Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 33¼" H 23½" W 28¼" D
- Product Weight
- 44 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
-
5-year warranty
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- Item No.
- 100511598
Armchair - 5 Star Base
- Height (in): 33¼
- Height Min (in): 31½
- Width (in): 26¼
- Depth (in): 28¼
- Weight (lbs): 44
- Seat Height Min (in): 18½
- Seat Height Max (in): 21¼
- Arm Height Max (in): 27¼
- Arm Height Min (in): 24½
Armchair - 4 Star Base
- Height (in): 34¼
- Height Min (in): 31½
- Width (in): 26¼
- Depth (in): 28¼
- Weight (lbs): 41
- Arm Height Max (in): 27¼
- Arm Height Min (in): 24½
Side Chair - 4 Star Base
- Height (in): 34¼
- Height Min (in): 31½
- Width (in): 23½
- Depth (in): 28¼
- Weight (lbs): 41
- Seat Height Min (in): 18½
- Seat Height Max (in): 21¼
Side Chair - 5 Star Base
- Height (in): 33¼
- Height Min (in): 31½
- Width (in): 23½
- Depth (in): 28¼
- Weight (lbs): 44
- Seat Height Min (in): 18½
- Seat Height Max (in): 21¼
- Polypropylene outer shell with polished extruded aluminum rim
- Multi-density urethane foam seat and back
- Polished or powder-coated aluminum caster base
- Plastic arms
- Notification of Filling Contents
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Charles Pollock
After graduating from Pratt Institute and working with George Nelson, Charles Pollock presented an idea for a chair to Florence Knoll, who immediately declared it “gold.” For that chair, and everything else he designed, Pollock said his approach always boils down to one question: “What is the human need?”
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