DAM

SACADURA Upholstery armchair

Name: SACADURA Upholstery armchair
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

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Last century, there were geographical areas of the planet that lived disconnected from each other and were Portuguese adventurers who created connections that enriched the world. The SACADURA chair honours the first aerial crossing of the South Atlantic realized by Sacadura Cabral and Gago Coutinho in 1922. Inspired by the shape of the aviator’s helmet and with arms elegantly curved like the wings of a seaplane, the SACADURA’s upholstery rests on a platform of turned wooden beams, giving users the impression of taking off on an adventure. On its back is the inscription “1922, 8383 km”, recording this historic milestone of the aeronautics that linked Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro. SACADURA travels through spaces of familiar conviviality or metropolitan agitation, making each place memorable.

Specification

- Materials: solid ash, oak, walnut or metal and fabric by Gabriel.dk (‘Step’ or ‘Luna 2’ and ‘Obika Leather +’).
- Finishings: wood finished with colourless matt varnish.
- Custom: arranged with the client.

Technical specification

Unique ref.armchair-sacadura
Product familyDina
Product groupChairs by DAM
TypeDigital Inventory (Products)
Date of publishing2022-01-27
Edition number1
Height (mm)79
Width (mm)69
Depth (mm)57

Links

Product urlhttps://damportugal.com/product/sacadura/
Technical descriptionhttps://damportugal.com/content/downloads/productsheets/en/productsheet_sacadura.pdf

Material mainUpholstery
Material secondaryAsh
Designed inPortugal
Manufactured inPortugal
Weight Net (Kg)7

Classification

BIMobject CategoryFurniture - Armchairs
IFC classificationFurniture
ETIM CodeEG017960
ETIM NameFurniture
UNSPSC nameFurniture and Furnishings
UNSPSC code56
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_40_50_12
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionChairs, seats and benches
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code12 52 19
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleUpholstered Seating
OmniClass Number23-21 23 13 11
OmniClass TitleResidential Chairs

Region availability

Asia	Europe	Oceania	North America
China	Austria	Australia	Canada
Japan	Belgium		United States
United Arab Emirates	Bulgaria
	Denmark
	France
	Germany
	Greece
	Ireland
	Italy
	Netherlands
	Portugal
	Spain
	Switzerland
	United Kingdom