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  • 01/01/14

The Artec Stool features a polished chrome base with a welded footrest and 360°swivel seat. Bases available in freestanding or floor-mounted configurations. A wide variety of seat choice styles are available to complement your space.

ERG International is a major contract furniture manufacturer offering a variety of seating products including stacking and guest chairs, café seating, lounges, sofas and banquettes. We also offer many types of tables, including: training, conference, café, hospitality and dining. ERG stays on the forefront by delivering stylish and durable products tailored for your space — even custom design.

ERG’s Green Program ensures that we produce as little waste as possible in respect to energy, water and raw materials. ERG uses only water-based and water-soluble stains, sealers, lacquers, glues, adhesives and paint in all of our manufacturing processes. ERG does not use ANY toxic chemicals!

ERG uses only recyclable vinyl, PVC and polypropylene plastics. All of the wood used in the making of our furniture comes from wellmanaged, sustainable forests. All packaging materials are recyclable.

ERG is committed to our customers and our planet!

This article originally appeared in the issue of .

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