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Price Book: Swoop Lounge Furniture Y Price Book Prices effective June 7, 2021 Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Introduction page 2 Swoop™ Lounge Furniture 3 Lounge Seating 5 Tables 17 Accessories 22 Indices 25 By Name 25 By Number 27 Appendices 20-Day or Less/Assigned Lead-Time Order Information Fire Retardancy-Seating Stain-to-Match Program Customer’s Own Material/Customer’s Own Leather Order Information-Seating Proprietary Textiles Application Chart-Seating Proprietary Textile Colors-Seating Maharam® Application Chart-Seating Maharam Colors-Seating For the latest materials information, refer to the Materials pages on HermanMiller.com. Z Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) 1 Introduction A Note on the Organization of This Book General Information There are a few signals that will help you understand the organization This book is effective June 7, 2021, subject to change without of this book. Once you know them, you should be able to find your way notice. Products may be purchased from authorized Herman Miller deal- around easily. ers who will quote prices upon request. For more information about our products and services or to see a list of dealers, visit www. Like a newspaper, this book is formatted with columns of text HermanMiller.com. and illustrations that run vertically. All prices are list prices in US Dollars. Additional services, such as Information wraps from one column to the next and continues for as planning services, design, storage, and installation, are not included many pages as it needs to. and must be added to these prices when the additional services are requested. Black bars are clues. Illustrations, specifications, and prices are based on the latest A black bar at the top of a page signals the start of information about a information at the time of publication. The right is reserved to make product. changes at any time without notice in prices, fabrics, finishes, mate- This information is divided into two sections, each signaled by a rials, specifications, and models, and also to discontinue models and black bar. Product Information includes a description, additional notes, finishes. and dimensional drawings. Specification Information, which always Dimensions shown in the drawings are engineering drawing dimen- begins at the top of a column, includes a series of steps. Each step rep- sions rounded up to the nearest 1/8”. Product is shipped set resents a decision you need to make in order to complete your product up or knocked down. Products that include “Shipped knocked down” number. Steps must be followed sequentially. The number of pages in the description require some assembly. If this statement does not needed to complete information on a product varies; some will be appear in the description, the product is shipped assembled. complete in one page; others may fill three or four pages. Just continue Service problems are normally handled by a Herman Miller going through the steps until you run into the next product, signaled by authorized dealer. Where this cannot be accomplished on a local the black bar at the top of the page. level, service problems should be referred to the Customer Care Black tabs running along the outside edge of the page help you Representative for your region, Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan locate what section you are in or what section you want to go to. You 49464. can thumb forwards or backwards to find a section; tabs and text appear on both sides of the page. 20-Day or Less/Assigned Lead-Time Shipments The additional pages in the back of the book include the appendices All products and options in this price book not designated by an and indices. They are signaled by a long black bar running along the Assigned Program icon A will ship in 20 business days or less after outside edge of the page. being acknowledged by Herman Miller. Products and options designated by an A are on the assigned lead- The index is presented two ways. time program and may ship in 20 days, less than 20 days, or more than The first index is in alphabetical order by product name. It can be help- 20 days from order acknowledgement. ful if you are new to the products and numbering scheme or if you are looking for a type of product, such as work chair or round table. The second index is by product number. It lists, in alphanumeric order, the base product number, typically a five-digit number. 2 Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) HermanMiller Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Lounge Seating Tables Accessories HermanMiller Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) 3 4 Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) HermanMiller Club Chair OA100! === Swoop™ Lounge Seating Product Information Specification Information Description Step 1. This club chair has a fully upholstered foam body covering a concealed OA100 plywood frame, and black plastic feet with non-adjustable glides. Step 2. Upholstery Notes S single fabric +$1565 Customer’s Own Material (COM) requires 2.5 yards for seat or back only, M two fabrics +$1675 and 5 yards for seat and back. See Order Information in Appendices. For more information, contact COM Department. Step 3. Fire Retardancy Fabrics with a repeat that must be matched, or that are less than 54" For not fire retardant (*), skip this step. wide, require additional yardage. Use the following chart to determine not fire retardant +$0 COM yardage requirements. For fabric with both horizontal and vertical repeats, add the horizontal and vertical repeat inches together. Use the Step 4. Fabric Back and Seat total number of repeat inches to determine the additional fabric needed. For single fabric (S) with not fire retardant Fabric Plain 2"-10" 11"-20" 21"-25" 26"-30" See application chart and textiles list for fabric usage and numbers. Width Fabric Repeat Repeat Repeat Repeat First 2 digits of number indicate fabric line; remaining digit(s) indicate 54" 0% 10% 15% 20% 25% fabric color. 51"-53" 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% Price Category 1 +$0 48"-50" 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% Price Category 2 +$56 45"-47" 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% Price Category 3 +$110 36"-44" 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% Price Category 4 +$210 Price Category 5 +$352 Dimensions Price Category 7 +$664 Price Category 8 +$873 Price Category 9 +$1094 Price Category 10 +$1316 Price Category B +$162 Price Category C +$221 Price Category D +$280 Price Category E +$337 Price Category F +$436 Price Category G +$565 Price Category H +$687 Price Category I +$807 Price Category J +$928 HermanMiller Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) 5 Club Chair continued === Step 5. Fabric Back For two fabrics (M) with not fire retardant Price Category 1 +$0 Price Category 2 +$28 Price Category 3 +$55 Price Category 4 +$105 Swoop™ Lounge Seating Price Category 5 +$176 Price Category 8 +$430 Price Category 9 +$547 Price Category 10 +$658 Price Category B +$81 Price Category C +$111 Price Category D +$140 Price Category E +$169 Price Category F +$218 Price Category G +$283 Price Category H +$344 Price Category I +$404 Price Category J +$464 Step 6. Fabric Seat For two fabrics (M) with not fire retardant Price Category 1 +$0 Price Category 2 +$28 Price Category 3 +$55 Price Category 4 +$105 Price Category 5 +$176 Price Category 7 +$332 Price Category 8 +$430 Price Category 9 +$547 Price Category 10 +$658 Price Category B +$81 Price Category C +$111 Price Category D +$140 Price Category E +$169 Price Category F +$218 Price Category G +$283 Price Category H +$344 Price Category I +$404 Price Category J +$464 6 Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) HermanMiller Left Arm Chair OA101! === Swoop™ Lounge Seating Product Information Specification Information Description Step 1. This chair has a fully upholstered foam body covering a concealed OA101 plywood frame, and black plastic feet with non-adjustable glides. It has 1 arm on the left side, determined from a seated position. The chair can Step 2. Upholstery be used freestanding, or can be joined with a right arm chair, armless S single fabric +$1449 chair, or box table. M two fabrics +$1560 Notes Step 3. Fire Retardancy To gang chair to other Swoop products, order ganging kit (OA401) For not fire retardant (*), skip this step. separately. not fire retardant +$0 Customer’s Own Material (COM) requires 2.33 yards for seat or back only, and 4.66 yards for seat and back. See Order Information in Step 4. Fabric Back and Seat Appendices. For more information, contact COM Department. For single fabric (S) with not fire retardant Fabrics with a repeat that must be matched, or that are less than 54" See application chart and textiles list for fabric usage and numbers. wide, require additional yardage. Use the following chart to determine First 2 digits of number indicate fabric line; remaining digit(s) indicate COM yardage requirements. For fabric with both horizontal and vertical fabric color. repeats, add the horizontal and vertical repeat inches together. Use the Price Category 1 +$0 total number of repeat inches to determine the additional fabric needed. Price Category 2 +$52 Fabric Plain 2"-10" 11"-20" 21"-25" 26"-30" Price Category 3 +$103 Width Fabric Repeat Repeat Repeat Repeat Price Category 4 +$196 54" 0% 10% 15% 20% 25% Price Category 5 +$328 51"-53" 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% Price Category 7 +$619 48"-50" 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% Price Category 8 +$813 45"-47" 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% Price Category 9 +$1020 36"-44" 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% Price Category 10 +$1226 Price Category B +$151 Dimensions Price Category C +$206 Price Category D +$261 Price Category E +$314 Price Category F +$406 Price Category G +$527 Price Category H +$640 Price Category I +$752 Price Category J +$864 HermanMiller Swoop™ Lounge Furniture Price Book (6/21) 7 Left Arm Chair continued === Step 5.
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