The Rowan is a contract armchair with the frame of a stacking chair and the warmth of wood where hands and backs touch it. Brushed stainless tubes form the legs and back posts; a curved walnut plywood panel bolts across the posts as the backrest; and each side carries a bent walnut plywood arm that loops down to the seat rail.
What you see. One clean rear three-quarter photo on white, which shows the important details: bolted back panel, arm fixed at both ends, black fabric seat pad sitting on a tube seat frame.
Where it works. Meeting and function rooms in hotels, hospital and university cafés, staff restaurants and conference dining, where an arm helps people get up and down and the frame has to handle being moved all day.
Construction. Stainless steel tube frame, multi-layer molded plywood back and arms in walnut veneer, upholstered plywood seat pan with high-resilience foam, plastic or nylon glides. Whether the chair stacks, and how many high, is confirmed on the drawing; arms that clear the table apron are checked against your table height.
Options. Frame in brushed stainless, chrome or powder coat; back and arm veneer; seat fabric or vinyl; side-chair version without arms.
