Introducing the Sebel Chair, made from 100% British post-consumer waste
Sebel, our newest launch, is manufactured entirely from post-consumer waste as part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability. With no industrial cut-offs, colourants or additives, Sebel is made up of household waste, with each chair preventing 4.5kg of waste plastic from going to landfill.
With the chair being made from 100% post-consumer waste, there is no colourant added. Unlike most chairs that incorporate a colour masterbatch (typically 3% of a chair’s weight and not recycled material), Sebel avoids this addition ensuring that the entire chair is made from 100% post-consumer waste. As a result of this, Sebel comes in a colour we call Grey-dient, meaning each chair varies slightly in shade, with subtle differences in grey tones reflecting the nature of the recycled material.
As well as it’s sustainability accolades, Sebel is ergonomically designed to support natural posture and meet the demands of everyday use in learning environments, with durable polypropylene legs built to withstand impact, wear and support up to 220kg. The waterfall seat edge and curved back rest increase flexibility which in turn aid better lumbar support, with a built-in window to provide ventilation.
Maintenance is kept simple for Sebel users, it is lightweight, antistatic, stain resistant and made using a one-piece injection moulding with no finger traps, loose parts or gaps. Storage within the classroom is easy, using the integrated handle for easy lifting, Sebel only weighs 4.5kg and can be stacked up to 12 high with an optional trolly for manoeuvrability.
Sebel’s extensive warranty of 25 years enforces the products strength and durability which is also supported by testing to BS1729, making Sebel set to be the next solution for sustainable education seating.
About KI
KI’s furniture helps the world’s leading organisations create happy, healthy, high performing working and learning environments for their people. Bringing together good design, advanced engineering and sustainable resources, KI’s products are durable, flexible and offer excellent value.
Founded in 1941, KI (Krueger International, Inc.), has grown to become one of the world’s largest, most respected furniture manufacturing groups. KI’s EMEA headquarters and showroom in Central London is supported by an established network of manufacturing facilities and distribution partners across the UK, Europe and the Middle East. For more information, visit: www.kieurope.com
