Inspired by a Lemniscate (the mathematical symbol representing the concept of infinity), Mantra's distinctive Lemni Arm is an integral part of the chair that connects the seat, back and arms all together.
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Indoor Air Quality Certified
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Prices effective January 2nd, 2024.
Inspired by a Lemniscate (the mathematical symbol representing the concept of infinity), Mantra's distinctive Lemni Arm is an integral part of the chair that connects the seat, back and arms all together.
Features:
- Matching seat and lower back upholstery with the choice for contrasting upholstered insert (upholstered insert is standard)
- Reinforced nylon base in black, birch or polished aluminum
- Available in 2 frame finishes, black or birch
- Optional polyurethane inlay for aluminum or brass arm [will match frame finish selection]
- Swivel with auto return comes standard with lounge base
Dimensions:
Overall [Lounge Base]: 29”H | 29”W | 29”D
Seat [Lounge Base]: 17.75”H | 20.5”W | 17.5”D
Back: 14.2”H | 19”W
Fabric:
200+ textiles to choose from
COM SEAT+LOWER BACK: 1.25 yds
COM UPH INSERT: 0.25 yds
Warranty
12 year comprehensive parts and labor, with weight limit of 350 lbs. Click here to view details.
Conference models available in black or birch frame finish with optional polished aluminum base.
Lounge models available in black or birch frame finish with polished aluminum base or optional brass or wood base in 2 finishes: medium wood or dark wood.
Lemni arms available in polished aluminum or brass with optional polyurethane inlay that matches the frame finish (black or birch).
Below are the available assets for Mantra. Alternatively, you can find these assets on our Resource Centre.
- Mantra Brochure
- Key Messages
- User Guide
- Environmental Data Sheet
- Disassembly Instructions
- Indoor Advantage™ Gold
- 2D CAD Drawings
- 3D CAD Drawings
Mantra was envisioned and designed by Nita Chakravarty while she was a member of Allseating’s design and development team. Nita earned her Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Design respectively at the University of Toronto and the Ontario College of Art and Design. Prior to her working with Allseating, she worked at Feature Walters, an architectural fabrication company.
