The Izzy seat, designed by Lluscà Design, is a high-performance multi-purpose folding seat specially designed for stadiums, arenas and sports facilities, meeting the requirements of FIFA and other international sports federations.
Izzy offers great versatility, and its installation over an aluminium extruded profile, along with the suitable fasteners allows the modification of the distance between seats, as well of adapting the venue to the desired capacity.
Its design allows multiple accessories incorporation, such as armrests, cupholders or electronic components as power or data sockets.
Made of injection-moulded copolymer, it is treated to prevent scratches and dirt build-up, making it a maintenance-free seat.
Its design is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The outdoor version is treated with additives for UV protection and colour stabilisation, ensuring a long-lasting product.
Optionally, upholstered cushions can be incorporated, providing maximum comfort and a high-end look perfect for VIP areas.
The numbering can be added to the top of the backrest by means of a plate that can be placed either on the back or on the front for better visibility.
Optionally, the club or entity crest can be added during the manufacturing process for a permanent result.
The seat is mounted on an aluminum profile that can be fixed to a steel foot anchored directly to the floor or mounted on a support and fixed to the riser, with suitable anchors depending on the characteristics of the surface.
It allows different types of anchoring: it is mounted on a bar that can be fixed with a foot to the ground or rise mounted.
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Optionally, accessories such armrests, cup holders or power sockets can be added
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Optionally, upholstered cushions can be incorporated
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It can be personalized with the club crest
- Numbering can be placed in the backrest to optimum visibility.
- It complies with the standards recommended by FIFA and other international sports federations
- Reaction to fire: this product complies with international standards.
