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Designer Rainer Mutsch, inspired by the Austrian Alps, created the Rocky chair. The Rocky Chair is the result of Mutsch’s determination to design a comfortable inviting seat featuring crystalline edges. Made of a 100% recycled PE shell, the chair is light weight yet incredibly durable.
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Elevate the design of the original Rocky Chair by going with upholstery. It adds an extra layer of comfort and can be specified in COM or a number of graded materials.
The Rocky Chair Family now consists of Molded PE, FlexPlus™ and fully upholstered versions. Versatility in materials allows for mixing and matching indoor and out.
Upholstery
SIXINCH® is proud to partner with the top textile companies in the industry to provide an extensive offering of fabrics. Fabrics can be specified using our standard ordering process, eliminating the need for additional expense and efforts required for COMs. Visit our Graded-In Fabrics page for more information on surface materials and pricing.
FlexPlus™
FlexPlus™ coating provides options beyond traditional upholstery and is the brand’s key differentiator. FlexPlus™ is made up of three layers; polyurethane primer, polyurethane reactor (A/B), and color coat. The end product is rated for high-traffic areas and is 100% waterproof. Learn more about FlexPlus™ specifications including coating and colors.
Molded PE
When you need a material capable of withstanding anything the environment can throw at you, look no further than Molded PE. Fully heat and UV stabilized, our Molded PE products won’t warp or crack under extreme conditions. Have a high impact environment? Molded PE can take it – all while being easy to pick up and move. Learn more about Molded PE specifications and our standard color offerings.
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Fabric Guidelines (.pdf)
Material Durability (.pdf)
Care + Maintenance (.pdf)
SIXINCH USA’s goal is to reduce impacts to human and environment health by evaluation and control of chemicals of concern in our processes and facilities.
Comparing materials and chemicals found on the Red List we find that SIXINCH products meet the criteria for specification of Living Building Challenge buildings. The Living Building ChallengeSM 2.1 is a complex initiative and is not limited to compliance with a list of materials and chemicals, but clearly states the intent of environmental responsibility in product design and specification. For SIXINCH this is an on-going commitment and will involve continuous improvement.
We look forward to sharing more about our journey to even deeper sustainability. For more information visit our Environmental/Testing Information page.
Rainer studied Furniture Design at the Denmarks Design Skole Copenhagen, Product Design at the University of Arts Berlin and completed his degree in Industrial Design (Prof. Paolo Piva) at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. His open-minded approach allows Rainer Mutsch to invite an element of play into his work.
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