Description: Replacement torsion control cylinder for Bassick Flo Tilt mechanism The Bassick Flo Tilt was adopted by many chair manufacturers in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. It was used by Herman Miller on early versions of the Eames Aluminium Group lounge chair (EA124 Europe, EA122 USA) and DAT work chair variant of the fiberglass chair range as recently as the 1980s. George Mulhauser Mr Chair lounge chairs by Plycraft use the same control unit as does the Drexel Declaration chair, the Goodform chair by the General Fireproofing Company, some Sikes tilt / swivel office chairs by the Sikes Chair Company, Shaw Walker and some of the office chairs produced by Stálhúsgögn (now Stálflex). Lots other American chair manufacturers adopted the Bassick Flo Tilt mechanism. For many years it was the leading type of chair tilt control mechanism. The Bassick housing for the control unit (bush) is identical regardless of the chair; it was a standard part adapted by the manufacturers to fit their chair designs as was the case with the Eames Office and the original version of the Charles Eames designed Aluminum Group high back lounge chair that was made by Herman Miller, Vitra and Hille. Materials: steel and natural rubber Price is for one brand new torsion control cylinder (bush) The photographs showing complete chairs are for illustrative purposes only. The chairs and the complete chair bases are not included in this sale. The offer is for a brand-new replacement torsion bush / cylinder. If this is not entirely clear, please contact me before purchase. THE CHAIRS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES ILLUSTRATE EXAMPLES OF THE TYPE WHICH USE A BASSICK FLO TILT MECHANISM
Price: 170 GBP
Location: South East
End Time: 2024-12-16T01:53:57.000Z
Shipping Cost: 27.29 GBP
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Return postage will be paid by: Buyer
Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted
After receiving the item, your buyer should cancel the purchase within: 30 days
Colour: steel
Item Height: 1.5 in
Item Width: 1.5 in
Type: chair torsion mechanism
Item Length: 3 in
Brand: Bassick
