Tova-S short armrest

Stackable armchair with soft shapes in Stina Sandwall's design that reduces wear on the chair over time.

Stackable chair with soft shapes in Stina Sandwall's design that reduces wear on the chair over time.

Seat height 450, Height 780, Width 550, Depth 510 mm

Manufactured as standard in birch, ash, oak.
See also accessories: sound absorber, upholstered seat and backrest, coupling bracket, suspension arch for table
Also available with school reinforcement for the best possible quality in the toughest environments.

For customizations, see NCS colors and fabric options from our standard palette, click here!

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Tova is a family, consisting of stackable wooden chairs with high comfort designed for public environments, designed by Stina Sandwall. Characteristic for the Tova-S armchair are the soft shapes that provide the chair with increased comfort and an interesting expression.

For other members of the Tova family, see Tova-S, Tova, Tova with upholstered backrest, Tova armchair and Tova high chair. Tova can be equipped with sound absorber, coupling bracket, and other accessories.

The Tova chair family is declared with Möbelfakta.

Möbelfakta declaration: Yes
Reconditioning: Excellent for reconditioning
CO2 emissions: Approximately 5 kg with wooden seat, approximately 6 kg with upholstered seat
From renewable resources: 99%

See our calculation of CO2 emissions here.

Tova-S is available on Adda and Avropa

Solid wood frame, molded seat and rounded back in veneered birch plywood. Tova is stackable and any upholstered seat can easily be separated for reupholstery. Tova-S armchair has softer radii than the rest of the Tova family.

Weight with upholstered seat: 5.8 kg

Klädd sits: 6 stolar/löpmeter

Spare parts are available in the form of seats and sound absorbers.
Go to Accessories or download our price list at the bottom of this page

Reconditioning - Excellent for reconditioning (means that the chair is easy to disassemble and separate into different materials in order to be reconditioned).