Conference chairs Cila by Arper in an Indian meeting room

The third seat nobody plans for: the Cila Go stool on its storage base

Arper

Lievore Altherr Molina

Meeting room chair
Cila 2217 Meeting room chair
₹ 123.360

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Every training room and office knows the moment: one more person than there are chairs. Cila Go answers with its least expected member — a stool built on the storage base, rolling on castors, finished with an applied seat cushion in fabric, leather, faux leather or the customer's own material. It stores course material, follows the group where it forms, and turns into the extra seat the plan never included: three uses in one polypropylene body, available in four colours.

The stool completes a family drawn by Lievore Altherr for the learning and contract sectors: Cila Go chairs and armchairs on storage or five-spoke nylon bases — with the optional HPL tablet — and the Cila collection on five bases for meeting rooms, waiting, task and visitor seating and the home office. Forty-seven models across the two lines are TUV GS certified to EN 16139:2013 level L2. For Indian campuses and offices, La Mercanti sizes the mix of chairs, stools and tablets room by room, with delivery times confirmed in writing at order confirmation.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collections: Cila (2017) and Cila Go (2018), meeting and learning seating
Manufacturer: Arper (Monastier di Treviso, Italy)
Design: Lievore Altherr — Cila 2017, Cila Go 2018
Cila shells: chair or small armchair in polypropylene; bare, with seat cushion (ABS support, PU foam) or upholstered with a non-removable cover
Cila Go shells: chair or small armchair in polypropylene, five colours, bare or with seat cushion
Cila bases: four legs in chromed, lacquered or stainless steel (tube Ø16×2 mm) · four legs in solid oak and powder-coated steel · chromed steel sled (rod Ø12 mm) · aluminium swivel trestle · fixed trestle on self-braking castors
Cila Go types: chair or armchair on polypropylene storage base (four colours) with castors · stool on storage base with castors and applied cushion in fabric, leather, faux leather or customer's material · chair or armchair on five-spoke fibre-reinforced nylon base, black or white, with colour-matched castors and gas lift
Writing tablet: HPL, 50×33,5 cm, top and swivelling arm in the base colour, on the five-spoke versions
Certification: 30 Cila and 17 Cila Go models TUV GS certified to EN 16139:2013, level L2 extreme use
Intended use: EN 16139, general and extreme levels
Care: polypropylene with soft white cloth and lukewarm water; wood with water and neutral soap; stainless steel with a soft damp cloth every 15-20 days; fabrics vacuumed weekly at low power; faux leather with lukewarm water; leather never with water — leather-specific products, tested 24 hours
Castors: self-braking, for hard and soft floors
End of life: components separated by material before collection
Notes: periodic tightness checks; gas column and mechanics by authorised personnel only

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FAQ

How large is the writing tablet and how does it move?
50×33,5 cm in HPL, carried by a swivelling arm in the same colour as the base: it swings into writing position and out of the way, on the five-spoke versions of both shells.
Which colours can be combined across the system?
Five declared shell colours, four storage-base colours and two nylon-base colours, black or white, with castors matched to the base — the mix is free within the declared palette.
What is the easiest covering to maintain in heavy use?
The faux leather cushion: the sheet asks only for a cloth dampened in lukewarm water. Fabric wants weekly low-power vacuuming; leather has the strictest rules of the family.
How often should the stainless steel legs be cleaned?
Every 15-20 days, as declared: a soft damp cloth or specific stainless-steel products — a fixed rhythm rather than a reaction to visible dirt.
What does the declared warranty cover?
Arper declares a product built from quality materials with the sector's best technologies, and declines liability for damage from improper use — climbing on the chair or extreme one-sided loads included.

How to hand the Cila care routine over to the facility team

Five steps for the handover day, so the people who keep the building running inherit the family with its rules intact.

Walk the rooms together
Tour every space that received Cila seating with the facility lead: seeing the fleet beats reading about it.
Deliver one care sheet
Hand over the manufacturer's care chapter as the single reference — each material with its own gesture, no improvisation.
Flag the red lines
Make the exclusions explicit: no commercial stain removers on the shells, no water on leather, mechanics and gas columns to authorised personnel only.
Leave the room ledger
Pass on the schedule of versions and coverings per room: it doubles as the reorder sheet years later.
Set the yearly check
Agree one date a year for fixings and covering wear across the fleet — ten minutes per room, booked once.