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We guess everyone has experienced the situation that your smartphone or other mobile device has a low battery status, and you can not find a plug socket within reach to recharge it. The Dock is the perfect sofa that offers the possibility to solve this problem. It is available with a built-in powerframe from Bachmann. Although this is just a feature of the Dock, it provided the challenge Amsterdam designer Friso Dijkstra was given to dig into the essence of comfort of soft seating in workspaces and public domain. Is it possible to experience the same comfort while having a talk with a collegue, waiting for an appointment, making a phone call, checking your email on your laptop or reading some files? The Dock proves that it is. The powerframe is subtly hidden behind a zipped flap. The contrast color emphasises its purpose and you're free to mix the colors of choice. The Bachmann powerframe can be connected to a ground socket or with a power wire through one of the metal conductors on the armrest. The Dock is fully customizable, because the armrests come in two sizes that gives you the freedom to compose your own personal sofa. Its proportions give sufficient elbow room when moving your arms to shift one's position to make notes or talk to the person next to you. As work spaces are increasingly set up for flexibility, its furniture requires more adaptability than ever before. That's why the Dock is available in different variations. The low version to create spaciousness and the high version to create privacy. The Dock contains a wooden frame construction, steel nosag springs and high-resilience polyurethane foam. Material: Fabric: Fame by Gabriel / wooden frame / steel nosag springs / polyurethane foam covered with dacron / melamine skirt board / YKK zipper Dimensions (w x d x h): various
It all started in 2011 when founder Jean-Paul Peek and designer Marico Mulders were working on the joint development of a working sofa.
