by Ann Withanee — November 28, 2011—Keilhauer’s new Mimic chair has a contoured back for comfort, a seat that curves down in front to alleviate pressure on legs, and a steel frame for support. And it stacks and gangs.
“Mimic’s stylish design sets it apart, and its flexible back makes this stacking chair a leader in comfort, so it is perfect for many different applications,” said Mike Keilhauer, president, Keilhauer. “Its chic lines and structure allow for a consistent look in corporate, educational, healthcare, and multipurpose interiors.”
Designed by Giancarlo Piretti of Bologna, Mimic’s flexible back contours to the body’s movement, providing good back support for relaxed comfort. The sleek seat, which curves down at the front, alleviates pressure and stress on legs and back, for added relief.
With the ability to stack 25 high on its companion dolly, transport and storing are easy. Mimic is available in nine colors in rich, vibrant hues and elegant neutrals. The steel frame is offered in chrome or two powder coat colors, with or without glides, as well as ganging and tablet arm options.
Mimic has received GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certification and is backed by Keilhauer’s standard ten-year warranty.
