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Price List January 2018 Office Seating Price List January 2018 Knoll, Inc. P.O. Box 157 1235 Water Street East Greenville, PA 18041 PLOS0118 © Knoll, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States on paper that contains knoll.com 50% recycled content and 15% post consumer waste. Table of Contents Office Seating Introduction Knoll and Sustainable Design 2 GREENGUARD Certified௡ 3 Placing Your Knoll Office Seating Order 4 Office Seating Visual Index 5 Office Seating Control Index 8 KnollTextiles Fabric Application 9 Customer’s Own Material Seating Process Overview 10 KnollTextiles Matrix 12 Spinneybeck Leather Application 23 Life௡ Life௡ : plastic base, seat topper, no back topper 28 Life௡ : plastic base, seat topper and back topper 30 Life௡ : aluminum base, seat topper, no back topper 32 Life௡ : aluminum base, seat topper and back topper 34 Life௡ : replacement parts 36 How to Specify a Life௡ Chair 38 Life௡ Upholstery Options and Construction Information 40 Life௡ Dimensions, Features and Operating Instructions 42 Generation by Knoll௡ Generation by Knoll௡ : work chair 44 Generation by Knoll௡ Dimensions, Features and Operating Instructions 46 Generation by Knoll௡ Technical Information 48 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ ReGeneration by Knoll௡ : Flex Back Net work chair 50 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ : fully upholstered work chair 52 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ : Flex Back Net high task chair 54 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ : fully upholstered high task chair 56 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ Dimensions, Features and Operating Instructions 58 ReGeneration by Knoll௡ Technical Information 60 MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ : multipurpose chair 62 MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ : stools 64 MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ : light task / high task 66 MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ Dimensions and Instructions 68 MultiGeneration by Knoll௡ Technical Information 70 Remix௡ Remix௡ : work chair 72 Remix௡ : high back chair 74 Remix௡ Work and High Back Chair Dimensions 76 Remix௡ Features and Operating Instructions 78 Remix௡ : side chair 80 Remix௡ Side Chair Dimensions 82 Chadwick௡ Chadwick௡ : tilt stop control 84 Chadwick௡ : basic control 86 Chadwick௡ : high task chair 88 Chadwick௡ Construction Information 92 Chadwick௡ Dimensions and Operating Instructions 94 k.™ task k.™ task : work chair 96 k.™ task Dimensions and Operating Instructions 98 k.™ task Technical Information 100 Moment™ Moment™ : side chair 102 Moment™ Technical and Environmental Information 104 Toboggan௡ Toboggan௡ 106 Toboggan௡ Technical and Environmental Information 108 Alpha-Numeric Index 110 Selling Policy 111 General Ordering Information 113 Copyright ᮊ 2017 Knoll, Inc. All rights reserved. All prices effective 01/15/2018. 1 PLOS0118 Knoll and Sustainable Design Each year Knoll sets key initiatives in our journey to sustainability. We are members of a global consortium on energy, have adopted a scientific, metrics-based approach to sustainable product design, and maintain a leadership position in establishing universal, verifiable, sustainability standards for our industry. Knoll promotes independent third-party certification because it provides the most impartial and trustworthy foundation for industry-wide environmental compliance. Certification by established and respected third parties ensures that all manufacturers are held to the same high standards and that customers can trust a company’s declaration about the environmental benefits of its products. Knoll third-party partners include: the International Standards Organization (ISO); Forest Stewardship Council (FSC௡); Rainforest Alliance; GREENGUARD௡ Environmental Institute; and The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer’s Association (BIFMA) level௡ certification from Scientific Certification Systems (SCS). In addition, Knoll is aligned with the U.S. Green Building Council and can help companies, healthcare organizations and educational institutions achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED௡) workplace certification. Global Climate Change • Knoll is a sponsor of the Clinton Global Initiative, which brings together a community of global leaders to devise and implement solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges, including environmental change. • Knoll has a comprehensive Energy Management Program to increase energy efficiency in products and processes. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Tool • Life Cycle Assessment is a science-based measurement of a product’s environmental impacts throughout its life cycle, from raw materials sourcing through manufacture, shipping, use and re-use or end-of-life. LCA enables cradle-to-cradle implementation of sustainable practices. Setting Industry Standards • Knoll partners with MTS (The Institute for Market Transformation to Sustainability) to develop the SMaRT© Consensus Sustainable Products Standards, a set of consensus-based sustainable product standards based on the LEED௡ model, for all building products, fabric, apparel, flooring and carpet. MTS, the developer of SMaRT©, is an accredited American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard developer. • Knoll also partners with BIFMA (Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association) to promote level௡ sustainability standards for the contract furniture industry. • Knoll has established FSC௡ (Forest Stewardship Council) certified wood as the standard for general office open plan office systems, casegoods and tables. • Knoll has launched Full Circle, a resource recovery program developed with ANEW, to help customers extend the life cycle of surplus furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) in an economically, socially and environmentally responsible manner. • Our goal is to encourage all manufacturers in the contract furniture industry and related industries to adopt standards that will lead to sustainable products and practices. For more information about Knoll and sustainable design, visit knoll.com/environment. 2 GREENGUARD Certified௡ Office Seating All Knoll Office Seating is Knoll Office Seating and GREENGUARD and KnollExtra௡ products can contribute GREENGUARD Gold certified. to achieving LEED௡ credits. ௡ GREENGUARD-tested and certified All KnollExtra products are office furniture is required for Credit GREENGUARD certified. 4.5 in the LEED-CI Indoor Visit GREENGUARD.org for more Environmental Quality section. information and to find printable GREENGUARD Certification certificates for Knoll Office Seating Program that can be used for verification and ௡ • Internationally recognized for LEED submission. evaluating product emissions and GREENGUARD provides the only certifying building materials, guide to certified low-emitting furnishings, finishes and cleaning interior products and building products and processes that meet materials. Its goal is to help building stringent indoor air quality criteria owners and managers, architects, defined by GEI. interior designers and product • Products undergo rigorous, specifiers build and furnish healthier third-party testing to determine offices, hospitals, schools and homes their impact on indoor air by providing a register of tested and pollution with requirements for certified low-emitting products and ongoing testing and verification. materials. • Certification confirms a manufacturer’s environmental GREENGUARD certification is responsibility, and signifies their recognized by the U.S. Green environmental achievements Building Council’s LEED௡ Program. through independent, third-party Air Quality Science, an independent testing and verification. indoor air quality laboratory, tests • GREENGUARD Certified products submitted for certification products are recommended by using stringent environmental leading sustainable building chamber testing protocols and programs, including: current indoor air quality standard. – U.S Green Building Council’s Certification is administered by the (USGBC) LEED Rating System, GREENGUARD Environmental – National Association of Home Institute (GEI), an industry- Builders (NAHB) Green independent, non-profit organization. Building Guidelines, – Green Guide for Health Care GREENGUARD Gold certification (GGHC), complies with the State of – Collaborative for High California’s Department of Health Performance Schools (CHPS) Services Standard Practice (CA Best Practices Manual, Section 01350) for testing chemical – New York City Department of emissions from building products Design and Construction used in schools, offices and other Sustainable Design sensitive environments. Certified Specifications, among others. products can contribute to achieving credits in the CHPS Best Practices Manual for K-12 schools, the LEED௡ Green Building Rating System, Green Guide for Healthcare™, NAHB Green Building Guidelines, Green Globes, Regreen and numerous other local authorities’ green building codes. 3 Placing Your Knoll Office Seating Order Office Seating Use the Following Addresses For More Information Shipping Method If you would like to send a standard For complete Knoll Selling Policy All Generation by Knoll chairs, lead time order to our order entry and warranty information, please ReGeneration by Knoll chairs, department, please use the following refer to page 111 of this price list. Remix chairs and Chadwick task address: chairs in this price list will ship For additional information on Knoll boxed in two pieces. For North American orders: Office Seating, contact your Knoll Knoll, Inc. representative, a Knoll dealer, or If you would like a fully assembled, 1235 Water Street telephone Customer Services at 800 blanket wrapped Generation by East Greenville, PA 18041
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