BUBSY

BUBSY

BUBSY

Product catalog summary
Product Overview:
The Busby chair, designed by Samir Skalli, is a modern seating solution ideal for open-plan workspaces. It serves as a private cocoon for individual use or can be arranged in groups for collaborative settings. Originally developed in collaboration with the BBC, it is prominently featured at the BBC's Media City in Salford.

Specifications:
  • Dimensions: Available in left and right-hand versions, both measuring W850 x D650 x H1300 mm (W33.5 x D25.5 x H51 in) with a seat height of 430 mm (17 in).
  • Materials: Constructed with a birch plywood internal frame and CMHR foams. Upholstery is available in two-tone fabric options.
  • Construction: Handcrafted hardwood frame with feather and synthetic fibre-filled cushions.

Environmental Impact:
  • 13% of the chair is recyclable, including foam and fixings.
  • 74% of the chair is compostable, primarily due to the timber frame.
  • 2.7% of the materials are recycled content.
  • Overall, 15.7% of the chair's content is both recycled and recyclable.
  • 74% of the chair's content is reusable.
  • Naughtone is certified by FISP and ISO14001.

Additional Resources:
3D visualization models and 2D DWG files are available for download from the Naughtone website. Further product information and environmental documentation can also be accessed online. For sourcing materials and regional compliance, contact Naughtone directly or visit their website.
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Catalog excerpts

BUBSY-1

Busby chair left busby Chair All images shown here and many others can be downloaded from the website www.naughtone.com or please request a link to our dropbox account More information on the sourcing of materials and regional compliance for this product can be requested from naughtone or found at www.naughtone.com

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BUBSY-2

Busby chair designed by Samir Skalli Design Busby is a modern cocoon for everyday situations. Used in a variety of applications Busby works particularly well as a haven for employees in open plan work spaces, suitable for one person to make confidential phone calls, and with the ability to place two or more pieces together for a more collaborative arrangement. Busby was the product of a collaborative project with the BBC and the then student designer Samir Skalli. Busby now features heavily at the BBC’s new home at Media City Salford. The main body of the busby chair is constructed with a birch...

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BUBSY-3

Busby environmental document Busby chair designed by Samir Skalli general manufacture description Busby internal frame is constructed by hand from hardwood and CMHR foams. The loose bolster and scatter cushions are feather and synthetic fibre filled. naughtone is FISP and ISO14001 certified 13% Recyclable (foam & fixings) 74% Compostable (timber frame) 2.7% Recycled content (chip foam & fixings) 15.7% Recycled & Recyclable content contents Internal frame (solid timber) - 74% Foam (CMHR foam) - 12.8% Fabric - 11.3% Cushions (feather fibre mix) - 1.7% Fixings (mild steel) - <1% support further...

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