Light, slim and raw lines characterize SAFE. But behind the elegant exterior an exquisite sitting comfort and good ergonomics are hiding. For as we say: What is form without function? With SAFE Labofa has created an office chair where form, function and ergonomics are not either or but really each other’s prerequisites.

Design: Labofa Design Team

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The chair is available in two versions. With a sledge frame SHARK is a fully designed systems product – with options for chairs linked in rows, stacking, armrests etc. A new patented coupling system has been developed which facilitates a very fast linking or  unlinking of the chairs.

The chair, with tubular and neatly pointed legs, has been designed as an all-round chair for canteens, meeting rooms, classrooms and conference rooms. There is also a specially developed suspension bracket that can be fitted on the SHARK table, as well as other tables, to facilitate easy cleaning and storage.

The SHARK table comes in a variety of sizes and shapes that make the table a great choice for canteens, group and assembly rooms. The tabletop is available in laminate with edge in either beech or black ABS.

Designer: Hans Thyge & Co.

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The sculpted and strong double curved shape of the back fully demonstrates the design possibilities of moulding the elastic polyurethane material. This contributes to the chair’s exceptional comfort – whether you sit slightly forward, for example when you eat, or whether you lean back listening to a lecture.

The comfort of the seat and back is further enhanced because the top edge of the back and the front edge of the seat do not require additional reinforcement. This gives a high elasticity which effectively ensures good blood circulation and avoids the pain caused by chairs which are designed with sharp, hard edges.

There is an integrated stacking spacer under the seat which facilitates quiet stacking without leaving marks on the chair underneath. The chair is shock resistant, cleanable and when fitted with the optional galvanized frame, can be used outdoors. The standard frame is in chromed steel and the seat/back are available in different striking colours.

The sleek design of the TORO table system fits well with the more sculptural design of the TORO chair. The table system offers both single tables for cafeterias or meeting rooms, and linked table arrangements with a reduced number of legs by using the “double-gables” which connect two tabletops. These long configurations are not only cost-effective and resource-saving, but also contribute architecturally to a room with calmness and simplicity.

Designer: Troels Grum-Schwensen/GRUMDESIGN

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The chair is an elegant one-piece shell design. The shell is made of polypropylene and designed using sophisticated geometry that  distributes the material over the shell in varying thicknesses to achieve dynamic movement in the back and good lumbar support. The material chosen and the way it is used ensure an ergonomically good sitting posture and a robustness that enabled the chair to pass the strictest strength test – ‘tough public use’.

The textured surface and the grooves on the upper side of the shell ensure that the user does not slide forward on the chair and therefore have to use their legs to counteract this  movement, resulting in stressed leg muscles. GROOVY does not only offer elegant and appealing aesthetics – it has been crafted with the highest priority on comfort and ergonomics.

The colour palette contains both understated classic colours like deep blue, grey, black and white and as a contrast to these colours the chairs are also available in a cheeky orange and lime green.

The armrests are available with either a comfortable rubber coated or an upholstered pad.

The GROOVY chair suspension brackets can be used for all versions and can be mounted on GROOVY tables as well as other tables.

GROOVY tables come with beautiful polished aluminium corners and tabletops in micro fibre laminate, which elegantly follows the rounded corners of the worktop.

Designer: Hans Thyge & Co.

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The furniture encourages various sitting and resting positions depending on the size and arrangement of the units. Both the armrest and backrest can be used for books, magazines and laptops.

REEF COLLECTION consists basically of two seating modules available in right and left facing versions. These units can be fitted with armrests and/or three different types of backs.

The sofas are made with a base of solid pine and thick plywood. Everything is assembled with solid metal brackets and bolts to provide maximum strength & rigidity.

REEF TABLE COLLECTION is made in a simple and practical ‘trolley’ style in bent metal and can be painted in all RAL colours.

Designer: Hans Thyge & Co.

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Designer: Jacob Jensen

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ALUMAGIC task chair is available with standard upholstery and a specially developed transparent mesh back. In addition, you can choose between two column heights. ALUMAGIC can be supplied with frame in either polished aluminium or painted grey with a structured finish. Adjustable armrests complete the ALUMAGIC’s expression.

Designer: PLH design

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Design: Labofa Design Team

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The organic and ergonomic formed back is the backbone of the chair – supporting the seated person. The extensively tested nylon moulded backbone, with its exiting, thin
ergonomic form, is technologically outstanding.

The table is available in a great number of sizes and forms, allowing for numerous combinations. Furthermore it is height adjustable. The adjustment system is innovative and easy to use, with an easy grip making it possible to rapidly raise each leg in intervals
of 2 cm without the use of tools.

Design: Hans Thyge & Co. / Hans Sandgren Jakobsen

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