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Available in more than 2,000 standard configurations, the Dela family of chairs and stools are the ultimate chameleons. Its seven models—a task chair; two heights of stools; and lounge and guest chairs with and without arms—can be dressed up or down depending upon one’s needs and budget. Each share a plywood shell and tubular steel frame, with a design that nods to Minimalism, the Bauhaus, and Stylex’s storied history of metalwork. Dela effortlessly mingles in nearly any environment, from hospitality and healthcare to education and office.

Function

Exhibiting craftsmanship at every turn, from the welds in its frames to the stitching in its upholstery, the Dela Collection embodies quality with a contemporary look at a highly competitive price.

Core Components

  • Guest, 4-leg, with and without arms
  • Task, 4-Blade Caster, with arms
  • Bar and Counter, 4-leg, without arms
  • Lounge, 4-leg, with and without arms

Options

  • 3 Styles: fully upholstered, finished wood back, and finished wood back and seat
  • Hard or Soft Wheel Casters
  • Plastic Glides or Glides with Felt Pads
  • Upholstery options: welt cord, button tuft, liberty tuft, and dual fabric

Construction

Seats and backs consist of curved upholstery grade or finished plywood. Upholstered interior liners consist of CFC-Free polyurethane foam over plywood. Dela frames are constructed out of ¾” round steel tubing. Footrails on stool frames are constructed of 5/8” round steel tubing. Arm caps are offered in finished grade wood or upholstered constructed of foam and wood.

Sustainable Design Features

  • Greenguard Gold IAQ Certified
  • Level® 2 Certified
  • Recyclable steel tube for all bases
  • VOC- free powder coat finish
  • Water-based adhesives

Details

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Models

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Finishes

Frame

Milk (MK)
Milk (MK)
Sand (SD)
Sand (SD)
Pale Yellow (PY)
Terracotta (TC)
Lipstick Red (LR)
Red Orange (RO)
Rusty Red (RR)
Dusty Pink (DP)
Light Pistachio (LP)
Meadow Green (MG)
Dark Sage (DG)
Soft Blue (SB)
Blue (BL)
Midnight Blue (MB)
Lilac Grey (LL)
Light Gray (LG)
Champagne (CP)
Metallic Silver (MS)
Nickel (NK)
Ochre (OC)
Taupe (TP)
Dark Bronze (DB)
Dark Gray (DG)
Black Matte (BM)
Bright Chrome (CH)

Plywood Back/Seat

Toned Walnut (PZ20)
Alpi Rift Cut Oak (PZ30)

Solid Wood Arm Cap

Toned Walnut (89)
White Oak (81)

Drawings

A. 18”
B. 17.75”
C. 18.5”
D. 13”
E. 18.5”
F. 19.75”
G. 32.5”
H. 24”
Guest 4-Leg Armless
A. 18”
B. 17.75”
C. 18.5”
D. 13”
E. 18.5”
F. 21”
G. 32.5”
H. 24”
Guest 4-Leg w/ Arm
A1. 21”
B1. 19.5”
C1. 7.5”

A2. 22.5”
B2. 18.75”
C2. 8”
Guest 4-Leg Arm Dimensions
A. 18”
B. 17.75”
C. 18.5”
D. 13”
E. 18.5”
F. 21”
G. 32.5”
H. 24”
Task 4-Blade Caster w/ Arm
A1. 21”
B1. 19.5”
C1. 7.5”

A2. 22.5”
B2. 18.75”
C2. 8”
Task 4-Blade Caster Arm Dimensions
A. 25.5”
B. 16.5”
C. 17”
D. 10.5”
E. 17”
F. 18.25”
G. 36.25”
H. 19.75”
Stool 4-Leg Counter
A. 30.5”
B. 16.5”
C. 17”
D. 10.5”
E. 17”
F. 18.25”
G. 41.25”
H. 19.75”
Stool 4-Leg Bar
A. 17.5”
B. 20.5”
C. 26”
D. 14.5”
E. 26”
F. 27.25”
G. 29”
H. 27.5”
Lounge 4-Leg Armless
A. 17.5”
B. 20.5”
C. 26”
D. 14.5”
E. 26”
F. 27.25”
G. 29”
H. 27.5”
Lounge 4-Leg w/ Arm
A1. 28.25”
B1. 26.75”
C1. 7.5”

A2. 30.5”
B2. 26”
C2. 8”
Lounge 4-Leg Arm Dimensions

Resources

2D/3D Files

/AutoCAD 2D (1 mb)/AutoCAD 3D (57 mb)/Revit (7 mb)/SketchUp (110 mb)

Approved Textiles

/Dela Tested Textiles

Product Literature

/Dela Price List/General Information/COM/COL Sample Form/Freight Program/Warranty

Disassembly Instructions

/Dela Disassembly

Certifications

/Dela - Greenguard Gold/Stylex Seating Level Certification/Health Care Without Harm Healthy Interiors

Hi-Res Images

/Dela Settings (105 mb)/Dela-Models (36 mb)/Dela Details (32 mb)
Designed by Brandon Walker

A job building architectural models made Brandon Walker realize that he wanted to design furniture. “It is the perfect melding of my interests,” explains Walker, who had studied painting and sculpture as an undergraduate. “It has the creativity that drives me as an artist but includes the more functional aspect of architecture.” After completing an MFA at the Rhode Island School of Design, Walker joined Stylex in 2014. Now a senior designer, he continues to combine beauty and practicality. “A design’s most important aspect is longevity,” he says. “Being around for a long time, being used across generations, and being appreciated by people.” Walker lives in the greater Philadelphia area.

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