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Pelican Pocket

Pelican Pocket extends the Pelican family into a compact counter and bar stool. The gently curved recycled polypropylene shell is paired with a slender steel frame, giving the stool a light, graphic expression suited to hospitality, workplace and residential interiors.

Available in two heights, Pelican Pocket retains the simple, functional character of the wider Pelican collection while offering a practical solution for kitchen counters, bars and informal meeting spaces.

 

Availabilty : Made to order. 18 weeks
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details

designer country of origin warranty
Johan Lindstén Sweden

dimensions

Pelican Pocket Counter Stool 65: W 46 × D 45 × H 77 cm
Seat height: 65 cm
Seat: W 39 × D 36 cm

Pelican Pocket Bar Stool 80: W 47 × D 46 × H 92 cm
Seat height: 80 cm
Seat: W 39 × D 36 cm 

 

material

The seat shell is made from recycled polypropylene containing 40–100% recycled plastic and reinforced with 20% fibreglass. The components are designed to be separable for recycling.

The plastic shell is available in a curated range of standard colours, with additional RAL colours available on request.

Steel frames and metal details are available in 410 finishes as standard, including 197 solid RAL colours, 197 textured RAL colours and 15 pearl finishes, with chrome also available.

 

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We do not offer a satisfaction guarantee. Please select your products carefully.

If a product is faulty it will be replaced by an identical product. Please refer to individual manufacturers for warranty periods.

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Johan Lindstén

Johanson has enjoyed many years of close collaboration with Johan Lindstén. Johan Lindstén’s products are characterised by well-thought out design and unexpected details in a creative process that optimises function. Johan wants his designs to interact with their surroundings in a way that influences the mood of the user. He draws his inspiration from the most unlikely of sources, such as the lilac bush outside his home or the Ocean of Storms on the moon.