achodoso estudio joins metallic tubes without welding for in_tube armchair
the in_tube technology consists of making a partial cut on the outer side of the chair's curved leg allowing for a new one of the same diameter to be inserted.
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achodoso estudio joins metallic tubes without welding for in_tube armchair
the technology consists of making a cut on the outer side of the chair’s curved leg allowing for one to be inserted
all images courtesy of achodoso estudio
designed by the spanish achodoso estudio, this armchair belongs to the ‘in_tube’ collection. the piece is made of a metallic structure with a laminated wooden seating base. the studio has carried out a long research process for developing new methods on how to join the metallic tubes. as a result, they have developed the ‘in_tube’ technology which consists on making a partial cut at the outer side of the curve. that way the inner tube diameter is shown, allowing to insert a new tube with the same diameter.

the armchair belongs to the ‘in_tube’ collection
thanks to this method, the studio has reached a result were the bond of curvy and straight lines is created without welding, adding a new value to the final product. another feature of this technology is that it allows the use of different colors in every single part of the armchair. another main strength is the armrest that serves both to hand the armchair from the table or to suspend bags, backpacks, and clothes from it.

the piece is made of a metallic structure and a laminated wooden seating base

images of the first fitting tests performed by the studio

detail of the ‘in_tube’ union from a back view

detail of the ‘in_tube’ union from a front view

the chair collection comes in different color combinations

the armrest of the armchair has been designed for it to be hung from tables

bags, backpacks, etc, can be hung from the armrest, specially designed for this

‘in_tube’ collection
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