RBM Ana

RBM Ana is a popular choice throughout much of Scandinavia, and abroad. Hence, it’s one of our bestsellers. Designed by renowned industrial designer Tias Eckhoff, it fuses simplicity with good ergonomics, and famously fits in anywhere. Creating a buzz in assembly halls, meeting rooms and cafeterias, it’s proven to be a smash hit.

Models

Upholstered seat and back

RBM Ana 4340SR

RBM Ana is a popular chair filling assembly halls, canteens, meeting rooms and cafeterias with activity. RBM Ana is easy to position in rows and easy to stack and it has a simple and ergonomic design. The RBM Ana 4340SR with upholstered seat and back is available in a wide range of colours applicable for polypropylene shells as well as the steel tubular frames.

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Where to buy

We sell our products through a network of authorised partners. However, if you´d like to create a bespoke chair please design your own by clicking above and we´ll come back to you with a price

Environmental data

Specification

Polypropylene (PP) shell in various colours. Graphite colour in 100% recycled PP

Frame of 19 x 1.5 mm tubular steel available in various colours

Upholstered seat and back

Weight 3.7 kg model 4340

Seat height 430 mm, Back height 400 mm, Chair width 490 mm, Chair height 825 mm, Chair depth 515 mm

Stackable up to 12 chairs without upholstery (height: 1.83 m) and 10 chairs with upholstery (height: 1.65 m)

Can be linked together using linking device - see options

Table suspension RBM Ana. See RBM Eminent table

The chair is tested in accordance with EN 16139, EN 1729 and Möbelfakta (Sweden)

Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). RBM Ana 4340: 10.9 kg CO2

GREENGUARD Gold Certified

Design by Tias Eckhoff

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Designed by

Tias Eckhoff

Tias Eckhoff is one of Norway’s most versatile designers, and the creator of several design classics. He is a pioneer within the field of industrial design.