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HJELLEGJERDE 70 YEARS OF QUALITY Northern Comfort™ since 1941 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK.indd 1 03.01.11 10.57 Northern Comfort™ since 1941 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK.indd 2 03.01.11 10.57 Hjellegjerde 4 Chairs 6 Fjords® Ona 8 Fjords® Grip 11 Fjords® Brandal/Valldal 12 Fjords® Olden/Voss 14 Fjords® Giske/Sula 16 Fjords® Classic chairs 18 Fjords® Advantages 22 Fjords® Relaxers 28 Sofas 36 Fjords® Grip 38 Fjords® Ona 42 Fjords®Alfa 46 Fjords®Eidsdal 48 Fjords®Aalesund 50 Fjords®Molde 52 Fjords®Accessories 54 Textile, Leather and Microfibre 56 Cover photo by Per Eide This beautiful photo of Fjords® Ona was shot in -9 degrees in the fjord Hjørundfjorden by Sæbø in late November in the blue hour and clear, full moon. 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 3 04.01.11 10.35 4 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 4 04.01.11 10.35 Inspired by Norwegian landscape since 1941 This year we are celebrating Hjellegjerde’s 70 years of design and manufactur- ing of furnitures. The two brothers Otto and Mindor Hjellegjerde started the whole thing in the fjordside district of Sykkylven and this is where our head office is still found. In 1946 the third brother, Ingvald, joined the Or is it the light in Norway – constantly changing business. Thanks to their burning commitment – sometimes light, sometimes dark, one unable and great skill, the brothers managed to build a to exist without the other? Is that what makes us business which has become one of Norway’s larg- different from other furniture makers around the est furniture groups. We have gone from being a world? Yes and no. The nature around us is robust small family business located in modest cellar – what we make is solid. The nature around us is premises, to what we are today, a company with generous – our furniture is designed for generous market shares in five continents. comfort. Through all these years we have produced com- But the most important key to our philosophy is fortable quality furniture based on good work- to find the meeting point of tradition and inno- manship and Norwegian design. We feel proud vation, the point at which yesterday’s knowledge that the furniture from Hjellegjerde® is created meets today’s technology. This makes us solid and with as much commitment and skill as in 1941. trustworthy in everything from product quality to delivery. We are always moving towards our goal, Is it the landscape of contrasts around us, where just like the ocean, and we will always have our the ceaseless movement of the ocean meets the roots in the past, just like the mountain. sturdy solidity of the mountains? That´s what makes our products so unique. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 5 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 5 04.01.11 10.35 Chairs 6 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 6 04.01.11 10.35 HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 7 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 7 04.01.11 10.35 8 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 8 04.01.11 10.35 Fjords® Ona, Large, Leather AL 538 White. Home Table A03, Espresso. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 9 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 9 04.01.11 10.35 Fjords® Ona When consistency counts Fjords® Ona, Large, Leather AL 538 White. Fjords® Ona has chair and sofa with high backs. The chair is supplied in two different sizes, and with a new feature this year: two different headrests, standard or wide. Footstool and other accessories are also available. 10 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 10 04.01.11 10.36 When consistency counts Fjords® Grip Extreme soft comfort Fjords® Grip, Large, Leather SL 226 Light Grey. Fjords® Grip has chair and sofa with high back, as well as sofa with low back. The chair is supplied in two different sizes. Footstool and other accessories are also available. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 11 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 11 04.01.11 10.36 12 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 12 04.01.11 10.36 The natural beauty of real leather The natural beauty of real leather enhances the experience of a great piece of furniture. These chairs have a soft design and you can choose between two different bases. The chairs are equipped with our Fjords® Active Release System™, which gives you correct neck support in every position. Everything is done to satisfy your need for comfort and sitting pleasure. Fjords® Brandal Fjords® Valldal Fjords® Brandal and Fjords Valldal® are supplied in two different sizes. Footstool and other accessories are also available. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 13 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 13 04.01.11 10.36 Adjustable comfort Fjords® Olden and Fjords® Voss offers adjustable comfort functionality. The height adjustable head- rest makes the sitting experience ergonomic and gives your spine good support in the right places. By means of our Fjords® Active Release System™ the neck angle is automatically adjusted while you recline. 14 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 14 04.01.11 10.36 Fjords® Olden Fjords® Voss Fjords® Olden and Fjords® Voss are supplied in two different sizes. Footstool and other accessories are also available. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 15 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 15 04.01.11 10.37 16 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 16 04.01.11 10.37 Fjords® Giske Fjords® Sula Fjords® Giske and Fjords® Sula are supplied in two different sizes. Footstool and other accessories are also available. HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 17 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 17 04.01.11 10.37 18 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 18 04.01.11 10.37 Fjords® Classic Chairs All models are available with bases which have a 360° swivel. The base is produced in laminated, stained wood which gives it an elegant character. The variable adjustment provides continuous support and prevent your legs and back from tiring. Your indi- vidual resting position is achieved by means of a simple adjustment Fjords® Muldal Fjords® Mood using your body weight. The result is a comfortable recliner that will satisfy your needs for many years. Fjords® Manjana Fjords® Mustang Fjords® Regent HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 19 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 19 04.01.11 10.37 20 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 20 04.01.11 10.37 Fjords® Trandal Fjords® Bergen Fjords® Loen Fjords® Admiral Fjords® Hellevik HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 21 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 21 04.01.11 10.38 Fjords® Comfort zones Optimal Lumbar Support Cold cure moulded foam gives lasting comfort Adjustable Headrest Adjustable Reclining Swivel Base 22 FJORDS // HJELLEGJERDE 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 22 04.01.11 10.38 Cold cure moulded foam gives lasting comfort Ergonomic Footstool Adjustable Reclining HJELLEGJERDE / / F J O R D S 23 101703-12 Fjords katalog 2011 UK WW.indd 23 04.01.11 10.39 Genuine sense of well-being thro ugh individual choices Comfort is not a luxury, it is essential to your health and general well-being! It’s important for your body to be truly comfortable; this means that the chair you choose needs to be more than just a soft place to sit. An ergonomically correct chair will provide continuous support and comfort and this will prevent your legs and back from becoming tired. Such a chair will relax your body, enabling your blood to circulate more freely. As your back relaxes, your spine is gently supported in the right places and at the correct angle. 1 Leather, textiles, sewing and upholstering Our long experience with complicated furniture products has provided us with important knowledge on how to optimize durability and comfort. Strict control and testing of leather and textiles, together with sewing and upholstering furniture is a very demanding and important craft. 2 Fjords∏Active Release System™ A unique, integrated mechanism providing the best support for the neck. If desired, it can be adjusted further with a single movement in order to optimize your sitting experience. 3 Springs in the back and seat optimize comfort In addition to cold cure moulded foam in the seat and back, we also use springs that further enhance comfort. 4 Steel back and seat design Our main steel structures are constructed and produced in a manner that satisfies our strict quality requirements. 5 Seat and back with Dacron fibres In order to provide the back and seat elements with extra softness and improved comfort, a carefully adapted layer of Dacron fibre is inserted between the uphol- stery and foam. Certain models have more or less than others in order to optimize design and comfort. 6 Gliding steel mountings The unique gliding mountings that are built-in to our chairs and sofa provide the best individual resting position, because the weight of the body determines the position. 7 Cold cure moulded foam in back, seat, armrest and footstool When moulding polyurethane foam, which we usually use, the foam is moulded in casts that have the exact shape of the product.
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    Tur nr. Namn Lengde / høgdemeter Utsikt/attraksjon Eigna for Høgde Type rås Stigningsgrad Route no. Name Distance/height View / attractions Suitable for Height Type of trail Gradient Tour Name Länge/Höhe Aussicht / besondere Attraktionen Empfohlen für Höhen Beschaffenheit Schwierigkeitsgrad Eidsdal sentrum -Brisesletta -Veiberg/Severinbrauta 6 km/220 m Husmannsplassen Severinbrauta, steinkvelvingsbrua på Øygard, steinmurane Nybegynnarar < 200 m Grus, kjerreveg og gode råser Moderate stigningar, men A (220 moh) -Hjellane -Rongane - Eidsdal sentrum. på Hjellane Krev ingen spesielle ferdigheiter Høgde- Underlag; jamn/lett kupert terreng ingen bratte eller vanske- Start: Eidsdal sentrum Crofter’s farm Severinbrauta, stone arch bridge in Øygard, stone walls in Hjellane Skal kunne gjennomførast av alle meter lege parti Kleinbauernhof Severinbrauta, Steinbogenbrücke bei Øygard, Steinmauern bei I hovudsak kortare turar Hjellane. Beginners < 200 m Gravel roads, cart roads, good walking Moderate rises/climbs, but Veiberg-Veibergsætra-Storhjellsætra (554 moh.)- 13-14 km/360 m. Tre idylliske sæterstølar, gamlevegen Kleivane, godt utsyn over Eidsdalsbygda. No special skills required Height paths. no steep or diffi cult sections. Toresætra-Hjellane-Veiberg Skogvandring Suitable for all walkers metres Surface: evenly sloping/slightly hilly B Start: Veiberg (ev. Kleiva) Three idyllic mountain farms, the old road of Kleivane, wonderful views of Mostly short walks terrain. Eidsdalsbygda village. Forest walk. Anfänger < 200 m Unbefestigte Feldwege und gute Geringe Steigungen, aber Drei idyllische Almen, die alte Straße Kleivane, wunderschöne Aussicht auf das Keine besonderen Fertigkeiten Höhen- Pfade. Gleichmäßiger Untergrund/ keine steilen oder schwieri- Dorf Eidsdal. Waldwanderung. erforderlich. Für Alle geeignet. meter leicht hügeliges Terrain gen Abschnitte. Hauptsächlich kürzere Touren. Kleiva -Kleivahammaren 1,5 km/-110 m Skogvandring.
  • From an Unstable Rock Slope at Åkerneset to Tsunami Risk in Western Norway

    From an Unstable Rock Slope at Åkerneset to Tsunami Risk in Western Norway

    Coastal Engineering 88 (2014) 101–122 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Coastal Engineering journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/coastaleng Rockslide tsunamis in complex fjords: From an unstable rock slope at Åkerneset to tsunami risk in western Norway C.B. Harbitz a,b,c,⁎, S. Glimsdal a,b,c, F. Løvholt a,b,c,V.Kveldsvikb,G.K.Pedersena,c, A. Jensen a a Department of Mathematics, University of Oslo, PO Box 1053 Blindern, 0316 Oslo, Norway b Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI), PO Box 3930 Ullevaal Stadion, N-0806 OSLO, Norway c International Centre for Geohazards (ICG), c/o NGI, PO Box 3930 Ullevaal Stadion, N-0806 OSLO, Norway article info abstract Article history: An unstable rock volume of more than 50 million m3 has been detected in the Åkerneset rock slope in the narrow Received 17 December 2012 fjord, Storfjorden, Møre & Romsdal County, Western Norway. If large portions of the volume are released as a Received in revised form 2 February 2014 whole, the rockslide will generate a tsunami that may be devastating to several settlements and numerous vis- Accepted 5 February 2014 iting tourists along the fjord. The threat is analysed by a multidisciplinary approach spanning from rock-slope sta- Available online xxxx bility via rockslide and wave mechanics to hazard zoning and risk assessment. The rockslide tsunami hazard and the tsunami early-warning system related to the two unstable rock slopes at Keywords: Rockslide Åkerneset and Hegguraksla in the complex fjord system are managed by Åknes/Tafjord Beredskap IKS (previous- Tsunami ly the Åknes/Tafjord project). The present paper focuses on the tsunami analyses performed for this company to Risk better understand the effects of rockslide-generated tsunamis from Åkerneset and Hegguraksla.