MedaPal focuses on the essentials. The office chair has a light appearance, while combining intelligent technology and great comfort, is easy to use, and can be swiftly and simply set to the individual user’s requirements.
The backrest consists of a single section and provides both lumbar support and flexibility in the shoulder section. The seat shell and armrest frames are made of polyamide, ensuring MedaPal is light, comfortable and yet stable. The conscious use of specific materials delivers a cost-effective but high-quality chair.
... As any one who has celebrated as many birthday's as us knows - there comes a point in every life where you're just not prepared to compromise on quality any more. Be it your car, your choice of airline, your hair cut. Or your office...
... (smow)blog: One of your better known products is the MedaPal chair, what was the background to the chair, where did the idea come from? Alberto Meda: The idea was an evolution of the previous chair designs with a different kinematic ... And so we made first the MedaPro and then the MedaPal. The MedaPal is more economic because the seat does not move, but you still have a lot of comfort and the lumber support is very good and I...
... The judges were praised not only Michael's concept but also the excellent photo re-working and the wonderful little story that rounded the entry. Congratulations Michael and hopefully in January you can donate your torture chair to ... Places 2 and 3 went to Patrick and Florian #68 and KraenkVisuell #56 who win a €75 and €50 (smow)gift voucher, respectively. In both cases the judges were won over by both the concept and the...
... With the Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certificate, the MedaPal has been tested for the emissions from the materials and certified as being within safe limits of, for example, aldehyde and volatile organic compound emissions; meaning ... The Greeguard Certificate can be found here. In addition the MedaPal is 94% recyclable, and so when it's active life is at an end it will not unnecessarily contribute to the growing waste problem...
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