Dining and outdoor chair
Isola
The Isola chair stands out for its fresh, stackable, and sturdy design, ideal for spaces that call for functional, durable outdoor chairs with a vibrant look. Made of polypropylene with UV protection, it holds up to heavy use both indoors and outdoors without losing its color or structure. Perfect for terraces, cafeterias, break areas, or open-air dining rooms.
It's a one-piece chair: seat, backrest, and legs are molded together, with no joints or screws to work loose. It stacks up to five chairs high and holds up to 136 kg. Available in orange, olive green, and yellow, a warm palette built for outdoor spaces.
Features
Mechanism
Fixed, one-piece frame.
Materials
Injection-molded polypropylene with UV protection.
Lumbar support
Slight ergonomic curve in the backrest.
Storage
Stacks up to five chairs high.
Load capacity
Holds up to 136 kg.
Use
Indoor and outdoor, with sun protection.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
The Isola makes sense if…
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Frequently asked questions
About the Isola chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Isola chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What does it mean that it's one-piece? +
The seat, backrest, and legs are molded together as a single piece of polypropylene, with no screws, welds, or assembly. In practice, that means no joints working loose over time and no replacement parts to source, and it arrives ready to use. That's what makes it viable to buy by the dozen.
Does it really hold up to the sun? +
The polypropylene includes a UV-protection additive. Without it, plastic exposed to sunlight fades and turns brittle within a few months; with it, the chair keeps its color and structural strength. That's why it's rated for outdoor use, not just indoor.
How much weight does it hold? +
Up to 136 kg. It's a spec worth checking on any plastic chair, since many on the market don't state it — and that's exactly where they tend to fail.
How is it different from the Bari? +
Both are one-piece polypropylene with UV protection and the same 136 kg load rating. The difference is in the design and the palette: the Isola comes in warm tones — orange, olive green, and yellow — built for outdoor use, while the Bari comes in blue, white, and red, a more neutral option for indoor dining.
Does it comply with the Ley Silla? +
Yes, in that it's a seat with a backrest. That said, it's designed for dining and recreational areas, not workstations — for those, the requirement is met with an adjustable task chair.
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