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Garden chair Bit NARDI

Code 80753
EAN 8010352328006
5.0
(1 review)
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Modern garden chair 

The Bit garden chair is a designer model with a distinctive openwork design, making it an excellent choice for patios, balconies and commercial spaces. Its lightweight construction combines contemporary style with excellent resistance to everyday use.

The garden chair is made of fibreglass-reinforced polypropylene, providing durability and resistance to mechanical damage. The material is designed to resist cracking and deformation caused by frequent use and changing weather conditions. Through-coloured material and UV-resistant additives help protect the colour against fading, while the matt finish gives the chair a contemporary, coordinated appearance. The chair is stackable, making storage and space organisation easier, while non-slip feet improve stability on different surfaces. Made in Italy, the chair is CATAS-certified, confirming its suitability for use in public spaces.

Product details
Width
52 cm
Height
84 cm
Depth
55 cm
Maximum load
120 kg
Height from the ground
47 cm
Product Benefits

High-Quality Materials

The chair is made of fibreglass-reinforced polypropylene, which increases its rigidity and load resistance. This construction is suitable for both private and commercial spaces.

Safety and additional information

Manufacturer

NARDI S.p.A.
Via delle Stangà 14
36072 Chiampo (VI)
[email protected]

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Product reviews (1)

5.0
Based on one verified purchase
9/10/2026
Milada S.
I've had these chairs for about 15 years, and now I needed to buy two new ones to replace the children's adjustable chairs. Although they are garden chairs, I use them inside in the dining room. We are happy with them. Sturdy, stable, and even though they are plastic, quite elegant. And if I want a change in the future, they will still be used on the terrace. They also come in other colors; I considered combining them with beige, but in the end, I stuck with anthracite.