Chair with a Continuous-Bent Frame and Plywood Monoblock, HPL

This chair with a continuous-bent frame and plywood monoblock in HPL is a model for classrooms, offices and other public spaces. Its main structural feature is the continuous-bent metal frame formed from a single tube with no extra welded joints: it makes the chair rigid, stable and visually clean. Unlike the base version, the monoblock surface here is faced with HPL plastic, which significantly raises resistance to moisture, abrasion and disinfection.

The monoblock is made of 10 mm bent-laminated plywood with an anatomical shape that provides comfortable back support and correct body posture. The surface is faced with 0.4-0.5 mm HPL plastic — easy to clean and unafraid of moisture, scratches or disinfectants. The frame is made from a 25 mm metal tube and fastened to the monoblock with rivets, which do not loosen over time. The frame is powder coated. All metal ends are closed with plastic caps to protect the floor from scratches.

The chair suits institutional procurement, including public tenders. We help configure an order, match the HPL and frame colour to the interior, provide a manufacturer's warranty and deliver across Ukraine — convenient for tender departments and procurement officers.

• Overall dimensions: 420x475x830 mm, seat height 467 mm
• Monoblock: bent-laminated plywood 10 mm, anatomical shape, HPL surface 0.4-0.5 mm
• Frame: continuous-bent, metal tube d25 mm, riveted fastening
• Frame finish: powder coating, plastic end caps
• Frame colours: grey (RAL7035), black (RAL9005), graphite (RAL7024)
• HPL colours: beech, grey, milky oak, pearl artisan beech, light blue

What does a continuous-bent frame provide? The support is bent from a single tube, so it has fewer welded joints — the structure is more rigid, more resistant to loosening and more durable than frames built from separate legs.

Why an HPL surface on the monoblock? HPL plastic resists moisture, scratches and disinfectants, wipes clean and keeps its look for years — unlike the lacquered version, it is better suited to canteens and areas with frequent cleaning.

Why is the monoblock riveted? A riveted joint does not weaken under daily load the way screws do, so the chair stays firm and rigid even under heavy use.