No photograph of this piece is held. The record below is the supplier specification in full.
NauticaExpormim
Swing chair with base
benches · SKU ex-T061
As supplied190 74.75” / 115 45.25” / 106 41.75” / SH 44 17.25”
Width, depth and height are not resolved from the supplied line — request the technical sheet.
No centimetre figure appears on this page until the supplier confirms one. We would rather print nothing than print a number we have not verified.
Custom cushionsMade to order for this frame, in your chosen fabric — commission cushions, or read Cushions & comfort below.
- Materials
- Structure as T060 plus base in aluminium tube 44mm section; colour R02 bianco (consistent)
- Material family
- —
- Fabric
- Marine GN
- Cushion code
- —
- Customer's own material
- —
- Typology, as supplied
- swing chair (with base)
- Features
- —
- Handling & storage
- Not stated on this piece’s record — which is not the same as ruled out. Ask us and we will confirm with the factory.
- Working height
- No bar or counter working height on this piece’s record.
- Record notes
- name_es: Columpio con base “Nautica”; Designer: Mut Design. Free-standing base/stand variant of the T060 swing chair (same seat, adds its own frame/base instead of ceiling or external mount).; design Mut Design; photo/colour caption also on p025; the single printed "SH 44 / 17.25”" sits directly beneath T061's dims block on p026 so is attributed to T061 only — unclear whether it is meant to apply to T060 as well since T060 has no SH printed at all; range: Rattan Signature Pieces
Kingsley Bate is teak-first, so the browse unit is the material rather than a colourway: the timber is specified by how it is allowed to weather, not by a paint code.
- Teak
- All-weather wicker
- Stainless steel
- Aluminium
Marine GN
Cushion thickness is deck arithmetic, not a style choice: the maker builds the bare frame deck low or high knowing what will sit on it, and the cushion is the remainder to a comfortable finished seat. That is why a dining pad runs thin and deep seating runs thick — neither is an upgrade on the other.
- For a benche
- 4–6 cm at a dining table · 8–10 cm as lounge seating — long runs split into sections over about 1.4 m so no single pad bows or holds water.
- Core
- Exposed pieces take an open-cell, fast-draining (reticulated) core: water passes straight through instead of pooling in the foam. A crowned profile sheds standing water by geometry. Neither makes a cushion waterproof — outdoor builds drain, they do not seal.
- Fabric
- Outdoor cloth earns its keep in the fibre. Solution-dyed yarn carries its pigment all the way through the fibre, so colour survives sun and scrubbing; surface-dyed cloth wears its colour off. Performance fabrics are water-resistant rather than waterproof, and mildew grows on dirt sitting on the cloth, not in the fibre itself — which is why the published care is washing, drying and standing a soaked cushion on edge to drain.
- Patterns & your own fabric
- Fabrics and patterns are fully specifiable — plains, stripes and prints, with repeat, direction and railroading captured in the brief so a pattern lands straight on every panel. Many pieces also accept customer’s own material (C.O.M.) — the brief asks rather than assumes.
Made to order through our supplier workshops — sized to this frame, in your chosen fabric, from a thin dining pad to a full deep-seating build.
Technical sheet issued on request, per piece.
Sheets are issued per piece against the current supplier revision, so the drawing you receive matches what will be built, not an older press.
Request technical sheetThis record was indexed from the Expormim catalogue, p. 26.
Catalogue extracts issued on request — we publish no self-serve PDF library.
Request catalogue extractCAD issued on request. This piece has no resolved W/D/H on file, so nothing is generated from it.
Request CADCare guide issued with delivery documentation.
Marine GN
No official photography is held for the Nautica collection — its pieces are indexed as type. The rail shows photographed pieces from the same category.


