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Anyone furnishing a hall in India knows the real constraint is not the hall, it is the store. The wooden version of Link, designed by Luca Fornasarig, answers with a declared number: it stacks up to fifty pieces, thanks to the ultra-thin profile that gives the series its name in the first place.
Fifty chairs held in one column changes what a room can be used for. The seat and back are in ergonomically shaped wood — natural oak or walnut — on precision-cut high resistance solid steel, so the lightness is structural rather than a compromise on strength.
Elsewhere in the family the numbers are declared too: twenty for the outdoor version, eight on the floor or twelve on the trolley for the counter stool. The range also covers educational chairs, teaching tables and meeting and conference chairs.
Send La Mercanti the number of seats and the store you have: we quote the whole hall from it, with Fornasarig behind every code.
Collection: Link, Fornasarig
Manufacturer: Fornasarig S.r.l., Manzano, Italy
Designer: Luca Fornasarig
The family: Link 60X · Link 60X Wood · Link 60X Fabric · Link Shell · Link Outdoor · Link Outdoor Counter · Link Outdoor Lounge · Link Counter 65 · Link Edu Desk · Link Compas Desk
Declinations of the series: design chairs for interiors · educational chairs (with folding writing tablet and dedicated desks) · teaching tables (Link Edu Desk, high-density stacking) · meeting and conference chairs (metal or plastic linking system and transport trolley)
Link 60X: stacking chair in steel and new-generation polyolefin resin, fully recyclable; wide seat and back, compact structure, latest-generation stacking and handling system; six colour variants for shell and frame, with the frame in painted steel or chromed steel
Link 60X Wood: seat and back in wood, ergonomically shaped, in natural oak or walnut, on precision-cut high resistance solid steel; ultra-thin profile, stacks up to 50 pieces; seat can be upholstered
Link 60X Fabric: seat and back fully padded and shaped to the body, 3D back, sloping front edge; under-seat protection integrated in the frame so the fabric is not damaged while stacking; high-performance fabrics
Link Shell: super-stackable, with an exclusive three-dimensional shell bending technology on oak plywood; structure in Ø 11 mm steel rod for the sled version or Ø 16 × 2 high-resistance Asform tube for the four-leg version; eco-chromed finish or white or black lacquer; shell lacquered or upholstered
Link Outdoor: chair, counter stool and lounge armchair for outdoors, with seat and back in open-weave metal mesh that lets air circulate; five colour variants; magnetic seat cushion; stacks up to 20 pieces
Link Counter 65: light stackable stool with curved seat and back in oak plywood, lacquered or upholstered; sled base eco-chromed or lacquered white or black; stacks up to 8 on the floor or 12 on the trolley
Link Edu Desk: light free-standing table with high-density stacking; high-performance tubular structure and plywood top with HPL surface, with an edge that will not come off even after repeated knocks; 90° front angle so it can be placed back to back or against a wall; the Link frame becomes a hook for the backpack on both sides; book compartment can be fitted under the top; front panel aligned with the top
Link Compas Desk: office table with splayed asymmetrical metal legs and integrated screw feet, hidden from view, extending up to 18 mm; tops in natural oak veneer or walnut, 18 mm plywood with bevelled edge, or in HPL laminate or black Fenix, 20 mm plywood with bevelled edge
Options: padded seat · upholstered seat cushion · folding writing tablet, suitable for laptops and tablets · reinforced trolley carrying 60 chairs · linking system in metal or plastic
Colours: Link 60X in black, grey, beige grey, coral red, blue grey and white, with painted or chromed frame; Link Outdoor in beige grey, blue grey, black, white and natural galvanised
Declared stacking: up to 50 pieces for Link 60X Wood · up to 20 for Link Outdoor · 8 on the floor or 12 on the trolley for Link Counter 65 · a 60-chair trolley for Link 60X
Link 60X frame: full high-resistance steel sled base, Ø 11 mm, with a bent front traverse welded beneath the knee roll so leg room is retained; seat and back are inset into the frame and invisibly screwed in eight points, so they can be replaced after years of use
Shell: high-performance reinforced polyolefin resin, impact and scratch resistant; the opening between seat and back serves twice — ventilation, and a handhold for carrying the chair
Under-seat spacers: four, patented, integrated in the frame
Frame finishes: Eco-Chrome, extra-strength bright chrome plating 20-25 µm; or thermoset powder coating 80-100 µm, solvent free and releasing no volatile organic compounds
Glides: anti-rotating, in impact-resistant plastic; felt glides on request for smooth or less durable floors
Declared stacking, Link 60X: 20 on the floor · 40 pieces h 162 cm, 50 pieces h 185 cm, 60 pieces h 210 cm on the trolley; linked in rows the pitch is 50 cm centre to centre
Stacking, upholstered version: 15 on the floor, up to 35 on the trolley
Upholstery: cut polyether foam Th 10 mm, density 40 kg/m³, fixed to the shell with four screws; the foams are fire retardant and meet BS 5852 Schedule 1 Part I, French M4, the California Bulletin and Italian M1
Trolley: heavy duty, loading capacity up to 400 kg
Weight: 5.9 kg in total — 59% metal frame, 41% seat and back
Safety and stress testing: ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 (leg strength test, side application) and EN 1728 (seat and back fatigue test; on the upholstered version also seat and back static load and leg sideways static load, EN 1728:2012+AC:2013)
Recyclability: up to 100%, with components that can be disassembled and recycled separately or reused
Warranty: 10 years on frame breakage and deficient craftsmanship under normal use; mishandling and parts exposed to abrasion are excluded
Design: registered · Codes: LKSX60 (resin shell) · LKX102 (upholstered seat and back)
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