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Specifications
Dimensions: H 91 cm x 79 cm W x D 67 cm
Weight: 9 Kg
Frame: Round steel rods (12mm)
Cover: BLACK CANVAS
bO “TRIPOLINA”
The Tripolina chair was the model and inspiration for the current BKF chair or Butterfly chair. Its x-shaped wooden structure allowed the chair to fold, and the chair was patented by Joseph Fenby in 1877, in England.
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