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Fredericia Furniture
Pato Sledge Bar Chair - Model 4302
Ruskin 13 | Chrome Base
The Pato Sledge Bar Chair Model 4302 by Fredericia is a premium, eco-labeled Scandinavian masterpiece designed by the acclaimed duo Hee Welling and Gudmundur Ludvik that strikes a flawless balance between industrial minimalist geometry and plush, long-lasting seating comfort. Specifically distinguished within the iconic Pato collection as the fully upholstered iteration, this high-profile stool derives its distinct identity from its seamlessly padded core, elevating the series' signature ergonomic shell into a luxurious seating experience. Meticulously manufactured under Fredericia’s strict "Circular by Design" framework to ensure sustainable commercial life cycles, the chair features an inner shell molded from 100% recycled polypropylene wrapped in high-resiliency CMHR or HR foam, creating an incredibly supportive, slightly flexible pocket that eliminates pressure points. This cozy, non-removable cushioned shell stands on a robust, low-profile wire sledge frame made from premium solid steel, surface-treated with a mirror-polished chrome or a solvent-free powder-coated finish and equipped with interchangeable plastic floor glides. Measuring 46 cm wide and 50 cm deep, the made-to-order piece is offered in a Counter Stool height of 97 cm with a 66 cm seat height, or a full Barstool height of 109 cm with a 77 cm seat height. Meeting rigorous contract-grade standards, Model 4302 can be customized in an extensive catalog of world-class materials, ranging from textured Kvadrat textiles to luxurious vegetable-tanned Sorensen leathers.
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