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Posted on Jan 2, 2015 in Dose of Design , Products
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Cron combines the purity of a managerial armchair with the qualities of an operative chair
Cron's aluminium skeleton, assembled on a new advanced auto-weight syncro system, serves as a link and configures the arms. The upholstery is one of the landmarks of Cron. It is carried out with an advanced heat fusion process, with outstanding attention to details including the decorative seams obtaining a high formal cleanliness and great ergonomic comfort.
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