Dining chairs need to fit into fairly tight parameters, and under architect David Salmela, the margins are even tighter. Part of the Salmela Collection, this compact outdoor dining chair is more than it appears.

David Salmela (FAIA) practices in Duluth, Minnesota. His projects have won over 50 regional & national architectural design awards. Salmela's work has been published internationally in journals such as I.D., Monocle and Architectural Review. Dean of the University of Minnesota College of Design has written two books on his work,"Salmela Architect" & "The Invisible Element of Place".

Loll products are made with recycled high-density polyethylene (HDPE) primarily from milk jugs. Milk jugs are used due to their lack of pigment so Loll's vibrant colors can be created. As Loll material is a post-consumer recycled material, the medium to create the material does inevitably fluctuate. Material color and texture may slightly vary from sheet to sheet and thus product to product may have slight variances. USA made aluminum inserts mated with a 304 grade stainless steel bolt in all joinery. Richlite paper composite is used for structural elements in some pieces. Arbor Wood thermally modified wood can also be found in a select few products. All materials are chosen for their high quality, no maintenance, performance and longevity.

Loll's "T" bracket security mounts are an integrated permanent mounting option. This add-on system includes pre-drilling of insert holes as well as the actual hardware. The Salmela Collection is partially made from recycled plastic, which means it's easy to clean and requires no maintenance.

Ships flat-packed with assembly required.