Task Chair, "Liberty Ergonomic Task Chair", 2007

Die-cast aluminum, injection-molded plastic, textile mesh (polyester, nylon, urethane); textile. Gift of Humanscale. 2008-12-1.

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What is this?

Contoured rectangular black plastic back with black mesh fabric, set into aluminum frame with two short arms above contoured rectangular textile-covered seat surmounting base composed of shaft on four splayed feet with black castors.

This is a task chair from United States. It is dated 2007 and we acquired it in 2008. Gift of Humanscale.

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Its medium is

die-cast aluminum, injection-molded plastic, textile mesh (polyester, nylon, urethane); textile

Its dimensions are

Overall: 110.5 x 67.3 x 66 cm (43 1/2 x 26 1/2 x 26 in.)

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This object was manufactured by Humanscale and designed by Niels Diffrient

This object was donated by Humanscale

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