CORTINA ARMCHAIR OUTDOOR

The Cortina armchair, launched in 2005, has become an iconic expression of Minotti style. Its wire mesh frame is so lightweight is seems to defy gravity, and now it takes on a new personality, thanks to the introduction of a white painted finish with bush-hammered texture. This new version of the Cortina armchair considerably expands its range of possible uses, both inside the home -- offering a variety of pairing options with all the sofas in the Minotti collection; as well as outside -- in tandem with the Alison Iroko Outdoor sofa. The dynamic shape of the frame and the unusual texture of the Cortina Outdoor sofa form a welcoming background for backrest cushions specifically modified for superior attachment to the frame. All the cushions are covered in white cotton canvas, treated with waterproof coating. The completely removable upholstery fabric comes in an exclusive range of fabrics and colors, tested for their ability to withstand outdoor conditions.

Frame: 30 mm metal tube and 4 mm diameter mesh, with white powder coat finish for outdoor use with bush-hammered texture.
Base: protective nylon glides.
Frame preparation: resilient polyurethane padding for part of the seat, waterproof fiber cover. Rust-proof brass snap fasteners fix the padding to the frame. Removable covers. All the accessories used in their manufacture - buttons, zippers, thread - are waterproof and therefore suited to outdoor use.
Rain Cover optional: rubberized 150-300 polyester. The PVC contains additives that are designed to offer more protection: anti-UV for exposure to direct sunlight, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-mite and self-extinguishing. Avoid the use of aggressive cleaning agents, even general purpose agents. It is highly recommended to make maximum use of the Rain Covers _ not only during the winter months _ to keep the Lifescape Collection in good condition. Although the materials and processing methods have been carefully chosen for their properties and performance in outdoor environments, weather conditions can significantly alter the original state of the furniture.