se:flair swivel chair by Sedus with light grey membrane back on a four-star aluminium base

The certificate calls it a conference swivel chair: se:flair by Sedus, GS-tested to 2029

Sedus
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se:flair The piece that makes the room Meeting room chair
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Sedus markets se:flair as the chair that is cosy in the office and chic at home. The document that matters in a tender says something plainer. The GS certificate issued by TÜV Rheinland LGA Products, number S 60175815, describes the product as a conference swivel chair range, tested to DIN EN 16139 and DIN 4573 up to 130 kg of user weight on the polyamide and aluminium bases and 110 kg on the wooden frame, and valid until 12 May 2029. Beside it sits a second TÜV certificate for harmful substances, valid to June 2029, and a GREENGUARD certificate of its own.

What the certificate covers is a shell chair on a swivel: a plastic backrest frame upholstered in the armrest area and wrapped all round in knitted membrane, a padded seat in membrane or fabric, and the Kinetic-Swing mechanism on every variant. Among conference room chairs, this is the one a facilities team can file with its paperwork the day it arrives. In a boardroom the version on aluminium glides turns 360° without rolling, and the backrest reclines to 21° with a tension the Kinetic-Swing mechanism sets from whoever is sitting.

Three codes, three chairs. 2415 puts the shell on castors: the workstation, the home desk, a gas lift under the seat. 2214 puts it on glides: the boardroom, the visitor’s side of a manager’s desk. 2314 puts it on four wooden legs with the seat fixed at 440 mm: the lobby, the living room. Then the finish, black or clear white for the technical parts, five membrane shades, five bouclé shades, and a fabric or leather seat under a back that always stays membrane. For Indian corporate and institutional buyers La Mercanti copies the certificate line into the specification, number and date included.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.
  • Collection: se:flair, swivel chair for cosy offices and home
  • Manufacturer: Sedus Stoll AG, Dogern (Germany)
  • Design: Sedus Design Team
  • Versions: five-star polyamide base on castors (workstation and home-office chair) · four-star aluminium base on glides (conference and visitor chair) · four-legged wooden frame at fixed height (waiting area, home, conference room)
  • Backrest: knitted membrane, 90 % polyester / 10 % elastane, 660 g/m², 50,000 Martindale cycles; optional bouclé membrane; armrests integrated in the frame; integrated lumbar support
  • Seat: upholstered membrane (520 g/m²) or fabric from the Sedus collections (5 price groups, leather included); 50 mm padding; seat and back in two colours on request (code 7001)
  • Membrane colours: black, light grey, wine red, terracotta, fir green; bouclé in black, beige, sage green, amber, ruby red
  • Mechanism: Kinetic-Swing without mechanical linkage, automatic user-weight recognition, 8° forward rocking, 21° backrest tilt, lock for rigid or mobile posture
  • Seat height: 400-510 mm (five-star, gas spring) · 390-515 mm (four-star aluminium) · 440 mm fixed (wood, central spring)
  • Dimensions: width 700 mm, seat width 430 mm, depth 455 mm, base footprint 405 mm (385 mm wood)
  • Bases and finishes: polyamide and aluminium in black or clear white; solid wood in natural beech, black beech or ash lacquered natural oak, aluminium knot in the model colour
  • Castors and glides: Ø 65 mm castors, hard for soft floors or soft for hard floors; plastic or felt glides on the four-star bases
  • User weight: up to 130 kg (polyamide and aluminium), up to 110 kg (wood)
  • Certificates: GS by TÜV Rheinland LGA Products, certificate S 60175815, to DIN EN 16139 and DIN 4573 (valid to 12 May 2029); TÜV Rheinland tested for harmful substances, certificate 60176493 (to 3 June 2029); GREENGUARD UL 2818 no. 309861-410 (to 19 October 2026); fire-protection version 6044; UK version to FFFSR
  • Weight: 10.02 kg (five-star) · 11.26 kg (four-star aluminium) · 9.12 kg (wood), without packaging
  • Environment: recycled content 18.6 % / 39.1 % / 31.4 % by version; 99 % recyclable; covers not glued, CFC-free foams, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 fabrics
  • Guarantee: 5 years; guaranteed repairability 10 years (Sedus declarations)
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FAQ

How does the backrest lock on se:flair work?

With a slider under the seat. Take the load off the backrest and push the slider back: the backrest is locked in what Sedus calls the rigid posture. Push it forward and the backrest is free again, following the body with the Kinetic-Swing mechanism.

Is the seat height of se:flair adjustable on every base?

On two of the three. The five-star polyamide base and the four-star aluminium base have a gas spring, with 400-510 mm and 390-515 mm of travel. The four-legged wooden frame has a central seat spring and a fixed seat height of 440 mm: it cushions but does not rise or fall.

What are the two model colours of se:flair?

Black (code 103) and clear white (158). The model colour sets the plastic parts, the base, the castors, the gas spring and the aluminium knot of the wooden frame. The two controls, the height lever and the lock slider, are basalt grey on both.

Does se:flair have a fire-protection version for the UK?

Yes: Sedus lists a version to FFFSR for domestic use, possible in combination with the Fame cover fabric. It is separate from the fire-protection version 6044 on the European list.

What gas spring is fitted to se:flair?

A Samhongsa cartridge, type SHS SG, to EN 16955 class 4, named in the GS certificate for the polyamide and aluminium bases. Sedus asks that cleaning of the piston rod be done with a cloth and that any replacement be left to trained staff.

How to seat a boardroom with se:flair

Put se:flair on glides and it turns to the screen without leaving the table. Five steps, from the Sedus drawing to the floor of an Indian office, to get the chairs where the meeting needs them.

Draw the table before the chairs

Across the shell se:flair measures 700 mm. Mark that width per place on the table drawing, then add the swing of two neighbours turning to the screen at once; on a three-metre table that is four places a side, not five.

Glides under a boardroom, never castors

The aluminium four-star base, code 2214, swivels through 360° and lifts from 390 to 515 mm on a gas spring, but it stays where the table is. A chair on castors drifts back when a guest stands; this one is where the next guest expects it.

Let the floor pick felt or plastic

Indian boardrooms are mostly stone or wood, which calls for the felt glides, code 2801; carpet tiles take the plastic glides, code 2800. Sedus pairs each glide with a floor, and the swap is done by hand.

Level the seats before the first meeting

Sit on each chair, pull the lever, and stop at the same figure on all of them; note the figure for the facilities file. Visitors rarely hunt for a lever, so the height you set is the height the room keeps.

Hold the palette to one shade

Five membrane shades and five bouclé shades are on offer; a boardroom is calmer with the same back on every chair and the same model colour on every base. Save the two-tone seat for the lounge outside the door.