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Altorfer deckchair

The Swiss design classic for gardens and patios

Information

The Altorfer deckchair, also known colloquially as the ‘spaghetti chair’, is one of the best-known Swiss design classics in the field of garden furniture. It was designed in 1948 by Huldreich Altorfer, the son of the then director of the company Embru. It owes its success to the comfortable seating experience, its timeless design and its robust construction.

  • Frame: hot-dip galvanised steel tubing
  • Upholstery: PVC cord, Ø 5 mm solid core, available in 12 colours
  • Foldable
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Specifications

Schweiz
Schweizer Produkt
Designed, developed and manufactured in Switzerland
Dimensionen
Dimensionen
W 61 cm
D 133 cm
H 111 cm
Spezifikationen klappbar
Klappbar
Lying surface and base can be folded away separately
Zubehoer
Zubehör
Neck cushion
Top mattress
Cycle
Service + Reparatur
Can be reupholstered

Inspiration

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Surfaces

Colours of the cover
Altrosa
RAL 3014
Verkehrsrot
RAL 3020
Weinrot
RAL 3005
Lichtgrün
RAL 6027
Hellblau
NCS S 1060 B
Verkehrsgelb
RAL 1023
Kieferngrün
RAL 6028
Perlweiss
RAL 1013
Graublau
RAL 5008
Graphitschwarz
RAL 9011
Aschgrau
NCS S 7000 N
Verkehrsweiss
RAL 9016

Colours and finishes may differ from those shown in the illustrations and are not binding. Please contact us for physical colour samples.

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Accessories

Embru Altorfer Auflagematratze Kvadrat Atrium Outdoor Hellgrau
Mattress topper
  • Kvadrat Atrium Outdoor
  • Three colours
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Embru Altorfer Nackenkissen low thumb
Neck pillow
  • Kvadrat Atrium Outdoor
  • Three colours
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Huldreich Altorfer

1911–1980

Huldreich Altorfer Junior joined Embru in 1934 as a commercial clerk. At that time, his father was the company’s director. A few years after his father’s death, Huldreich Altorfer Junior was promoted to deputy director in 1942. At the end of 1944, he left Embru and founded his own metal furniture factory, Altorfer AG, in Wald and Oberdürnten. In 1971, Embru reacquired this company and, with it, the rights to the Altorfer products.


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