What is structurally different about CH6, which looks similar to the CH3 chair?
The user wants to identify the differences in function and form between the two chairs that appear to be from the same design line, in order to choose the product suitable for their space.
TXTR's CH6 is a chair made by removing the armrests from the existing CH3 to simplify the structure, allowing users to freely sit down from multiple directions.
CH6 is a chair derived from the existing CH3, with its function and form organized much more simply[1].
There are no armrests blocking the sides[2]. It can be sat on without obstruction not only from the front, but also from the side or at an angle, making it comfortable to sit down while moving around the table[3].
The chair legs follow a cantilever form that supports the load by bending the frame without rear supports[4]. Although it is a structure that has undergone stability testing, caution is required when using it as weight over 90kg may cause strain[5].
hmmm, thanks to the simple structure with the armrests removed, the sitter's movement is also not trapped in a single direction.
The detailed dimensions and weight difference between CH3 and CH6 have not yet been confirmed in official materials.
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CH6
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 90kg |