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Both Elinor chairs leave the factory disassembled, one piece per carton, 0.39 m³ each — the same volume for the high back and for the low back, because the box is sized on the base and the seat, not on the backrest. It is a small number with a consequence attached: Pedrali makes the 24-month warranty conditional on assembly carried out by qualified technicians following its own instructions, and on the chair not being combined with components it did not supply.
On a project that lands fifty cartons in a lobby, that clause decides who unpacks them. The two versions divide the floor between them — the 3755 boss chair where the desk is, the 3756 low back wherever someone sits facing it — and both are assembled the same way, on a five-spoke die-cast aluminium base with a gas-lift column. La Mercanti books the fitters with the delivery rather than after it, so the cartons are opened once by people whose work keeps the warranty alive. The same collection also brings the Elinor tables, in 150×150, 200×110, 260×110 and 300×110 cm, and cables run either in a duct along the top or in a compact box.
Collection: Elinor — 3755 high-back executive chair, 3756 low back, ELN tables 150×150, 200×110, 260×110 and 300×110 cm, also in CC60 and CCO cable-access versions
Manufacturer: Pedrali S.p.A., Italy
Design: Claudio Bellini
Elinor 3755: overall height 950÷1080 mm, seat height 410÷540 mm, backrest dimension 590÷720 mm, swept diameter Ø 810 mm, 23.5 kg
Elinor 3756: low back, overall height 840÷970 mm, same seat, backrest and diameter figures as the 3755, 21 kg
Seat: moulded flexible injected polyurethane foam, density 60÷65 kg/m³, fire retardant class 1 IM, covered with fabric
Mechanism: weight-activated synchro-tilt integrated, chromed levers for seat lift and backrest inclination; declared angles 9°, 0.5°, 18° and 1.5°
Armrests: die-cast aluminium, powder coated; other standard colours on request
Frame: Ø 40 mm column with gas lift, five-spoke die-cast aluminium base, Ø 65 mm swivel castors with polyurethane rubber rotating part
Frame finishes: black powder coated, polished aluminium, satinized aluminium; the castor finish follows the base
Upholstery: categories C210÷C217, G excluding G07, G180÷G185 and G230÷G239, H excluding H40÷H53 and H140÷H143, and P
Packing: disassembled, one piece per carton, 0.39 m³ for both versions
Elinor ELN tables: 150×150 cm 95 kg, 200×110 cm 97 kg, 260×110 cm 118 kg, 300×110 cm 156.5 kg; height 740/745 mm
Table bases: two moulded elements of fixed size in rigid polyurethane foam, density 400 kg/m³, fire retardant class 1 IM, with an inner steel structure, upholstered in leather; closed or open bracket layouts
Table tops: 6 mm ultra-thin solid laminate with flat edge and matching core, or 8 mm glass in white shiny lacquer on the three rectangular sizes only
Declared tests: EN 1728:2012+AC:2013 clauses 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.9 and 7.10 read with EN 1335-2:2018 clause 5.2; ANSI-BIFMA X5.1-2017 clauses 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13 and 20
Product certifications: ministerial type approval «MODELLO ELINOR 3755» class 1 IM on the 3755 only; GREENGUARD UL 2818 for low chemical emissions listed for both
Company certifications: ISO 9001 quality, ISO 14001 environment
Warranty: 24 months on manufacturing flaws and defects, declared by Pedrali
A rounded, matt-lacquered MDF support that conceals the electro-welded steel structure joining the two bases to the top. It is what allows the visible top to stay at 6 mm.
CC60 is a slot with a black powder-coated duct and a cover cut from the same material as the top: 280×60 mm on the square, 540×60 mm on the three rectangular sizes. CCO is a compact cable box instead.
Yes. Pedrali declares two layouts for the same table, closed or open brackets, with the elements always placed symmetrically. The top does not change; the reading of the table does.
740 mm at the bases and 745 mm at the top, across all four sizes: 150×150, 200×110, 260×110 and 300×110 cm.
EN 1728:2012+AC:2013 at clauses 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.9 and 7.10, each read with clause 5.2 of EN 1335-2:2018. Seven separate loadings, listed one by one on the sheet.
Elinor has two levers and a wide seat travel, and most chairs are used for years at the setting they arrived with. Five steps to leave it right the first time.
Measure the working surface first. The Elinor seat travels from 410 to 540 mm, and knowing the desk height turns that range into a single figure instead of a series of attempts.
The chromed lever for seat lift works on the gas cartridge in the Ø 40 mm column. Set it with your feet flat, then leave it: on Elinor this is the adjustment everything else is built on.
The second chromed lever controls backrest inclination. Elinor's synchro mechanism is weight activated, so the resistance is set by the person sitting rather than by a dial to calibrate.
Pedrali declares movements of 9°, 0.5°, 18° and 1.5° on Elinor. If the backrest stops well short of that, the lever is still locked rather than the chair being at its limit.
Write down the seat height once Elinor is right. On a floor delivered in one go, the same figure repeated across identical desks saves the second round of adjustments a week later.
