RBM Noor 4-leg

RBM Noor 4-leg makes lean and lightweight look easy. As a result, it’s the most minimalistic in the Noor series. Timeless Scandinavian design is reflected in its simplicity and functionality - making it our ideal crossover model. A chair that’s perfectly suitable in any work, study or home environment.

Models

Without upholstery

Upholstered seat

Seat + back upholstered

Fully upholstered

RBM Noor 6050

RBM Noor 4-leg is lean and lightweight. A wide range of colours are available for the polypropylene shell, which you can mix-and-match with various tubular steel leg colours.

Armrests are optional.

RBM Noor 6050 is an easy-to-stack chair that’s perfectly apt for most dining areas, meeting rooms or study environments, along with your home.

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Environmental data

Specification

6–8 mm polypropylene (PP) shell in various colours

16 x 2 mm 4 leg tubular steel base available in various colours

Unupholstered

Weight: 5.7 kg model 6050

Seat height 439mm, Back height 357mm, Chair width 543mm, Chair width w/armrests 550mm, Chair height 835mm, Chair depth 490mm

Armrests available in matching colours to frame

Stackable up to 10 chairs, 5 chairs with armrests (upholstered and unupholstered models)

Table suspension for RBM Noor 6050/55 to RBM Eminent frame table available (See RBM Eminent table)

Tested according to EN 16139, EN 1729 (RBM Noor 6050), Möbelfakta (Sweden) and BIFMA (USA)

Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). RBM Noor 6050: 16.3 kg CO2

GREENGUARD Gold Certified

Red Dot Design award 2013

Norwegian Design Council - Award for Design Excellence

Design by StokkeAustad, Form Us With Love, Grønlund Design and Flokk Design team

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Customise your perfect chair, choosing your own colours, fabrics, materials, and accessories.

Designed by

RBM Noor

The RBM Noor family is a wide and versatile range of colourful chairs – a perfect result of an innovative design collaboration

RBM Noor 4-leg

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Designed by

RBM Noor

Project

University of South Wales – ATRiuM

Project

Northern Monk