Trill Monobloc Outdoor Armrest Chairs Set Of 2 Or 4

Verified claims

Design heritage

Designed by Raffaello Galiotto as part of the Trill collection.

Material

Mass-colored fiberglass resin with UV protection, monobloc construction, and full recyclability.

Certification

Certified to UNI EN 16139 and tested by Catas for public use.

Weather resistance

Resists UV, thermal warping, moisture, and salt air; winter storage recommended for longevity.

Portability

Stackable up to 6 high; each chair weighs 4.7 kg (10.4 lb).

Certifications

Certified for commercial use (UNI EN 16139) and 100% recyclable.

Scratch hiding

Mass-coloring and matte finish camouflage scratches and dust.

UV and heat resistance

UV-stabilized resin and light colors resist fading, chalking, and heat damage.

Ergonomics

Ergonomics prioritized for extended sitting, not just aesthetics.

Temperature

Light color palette keeps chair cooler on hot days.

Glare

Matte finish prevents glare from direct sunlight.

Stacking

Up to 6 chairs stack in one chair's footprint, column weight 28 kg, trolley-compatible.

Handling

Indoor winter storage recommended; lift stacked chairs by armrests to avoid shiny spots.

Stackability

Stackable up to 6 high and lightweight at 10.4 lbs for easy moving.

Comfort

Slightly reclined backrest and armrests support extended seating.

All-weather endurance

UV inhibitors and fiberglass reinforcement prevent fading, warping, and moisture damage; light colors reduce heat absorption.

Color palette

Light neutrals (White, Ivory, Slate Grey, Khaki, Sage/Olive) stay cooler.

Outdoor performance

Reduces glare, hides scratches, and stays cooler in direct sun.

Care

Matte finish requires gentle cleaning and has less color depth than gloss.

Design rationale

Matte finish unifies the metal and wood design language.

Cleaning

Mild soap and water are the only recommended cleaners.

Appearance

Mass-colored matte finish hides scratches, dust, and fingerprints.

Weight

At 4.7 kg per chair, one person can carry it indoors for winter storage.

Surface protection

Non-slip feet protect patio surfaces from scratches.

Table pairing

Coordinates visually with Nardi Alloro and Rio tables and other Trill seats.

Non-slip feet

Non-slip feet protect patio surfaces from scratches and sliding.

Finish

Matte finish and light colors reduce glare, heat, and hide scuffs.

Design inspiration

Design fuses T-shaped metal profile with flat wooden panels via rounded connections.

Recyclability

100% recyclable due to single-material polypropylene monobloc construction.

Product record

Title

Trill Monobloc Outdoor Armrest Chairs Set Of 2 Or 4

Brand

Nardi

Price

529 CAD

Availability

In stock

How the chairs stack and store

• The official Nardi manual for the Trill armchair diagrams a maximum stacking capacity of 6 chairs (marked 'MAX 6 PZ.'), so storing six chairs requires only the footprint of a single chair — 23 inches wide by 21 inches deep (58.5 × 53.5 cm) — and produces a manageable column weight of roughly 28 kg (62 lb), light enough to move with a chair trolley or by lifting the stack by the armrests as instructed.

How fiberglass polypropylene resin performs outdoors

• Because the chair is fabricated from a single polymer family (fiberglass-filled polypropylene) without mixed-material laminations or metal inserts, it is 100% recyclable—a meaningful end-of-life advantage for commercial projects pursuing sustainability certifications or for homeowners who prioritize cradle-to-cradle responsibility.
• The glass fibers embedded in the polypropylene reduce the material's susceptibility to thermal expansion and contraction, so the chair resists warping and bending even under the extreme temperature swings of a full outdoor season—from sub-freezing winter nights to scorching summer afternoons—maintaining its original shape and comfort without permanent distortion.
• UV inhibitors are embedded into the resin compound before molding—not applied as a surface finish—so the chair's color and structural surface are protected from the inside out; the matte finish retains its depth and resists chalky fading indefinitely, because the UV absorber can't be washed or worn away by weather.
• The chair is injection-molded as a single seamless shell without joints, fasteners, or glued connections—this monobloc structure distributes load uniformly and eliminates the failure points that cause traditional screw-assembled outdoor chairs to loosen, wobble, or creak over time.
• The fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene in the Trill belongs to a class of commercial-grade compounds typically loaded with 10–30% glass fiber by weight, which dramatically increases flexural strength and impact resistance over unfilled polypropylene; the result is a chair that absorbs daily stresses without cracking, deformation, or progressive weakening, even under maximum rated loads.
• The non-porous, closed-cell surface of the fiberglass-resin composite repels moisture and is inherently resistant to mold, mildew, and salt air corrosion—so the chair endures humid, coastal, or poolside exposure without developing rust blooms, wood rot, or fungal staining, maintaining its integrity where wood and metal furniture would fail.

Matte finish care and color heat

• Every available color — Slate Grey, White, Ivory/Cream Beige, Khaki/Sage/Olive — is a light to mid-tone neutral; dark plastic chairs can become scalding hot in summer sun, so this palette keeps the chairs safe and touchable even on the hottest days.
• Unlike glossy chairs that can reflect harsh sunlight directly into the eyes of diners, the Trill's matte finish scatters light, providing a more comfortable visual experience during long midday meals on sun-soaked patios or pool decks.
• The chair is molded from polypropylene that is uniformly pigmented all the way through, rather than surface-painted, so scuffs, scrapes, and everyday wear won't expose a different base layer — the color stays consistent and the chair looks newer longer even in high-traffic settings.
• The Trill Armchair is offered only in matte, without a gloss alternative — a conscious choice for a commercial-grade chair: matte hides daily wear and cuts glare, even if it means you sacrifice the deeper color richness and easier cleaning a gloss finish would have provided.
• Abrasive cleaners and tough scouring pads can permanently burnish the matte plastic into glossy shiny spots that ruin the uniform look; only mild, non-aggressive soap and water should be used to keep the original flat finish intact.
• The matte surface diffuses light and naturally hides small scratches, dust, and fingerprints — an important advantage for a chair intended for restaurants, cafeterias, and public halls, where constant handling would quickly make glossy chairs look dirty and scuffed.

Commercial-grade testing and warranty

• Stackability up to 6 chairs enables dense vertical storage, a critical operational advantage for venues that need to clear floor space after service or transport multiple chairs on a single trolley without creating unwieldy unstable towers.
• The Trill’s standards compliance is validated by Catas, an independent Italian furniture testing institute, whose accreditation provides an objective quality check that goes beyond internal manufacturer claims—giving venue operators confidence that each production run meets the same rigorous benchmarks.
• With a declared maximum weight capacity of 300 lb, the Trill accommodates a broader range of body types than many residential chairs in its category, and that headroom reduces the failure risk from dynamic loading common in busy restaurants—where patrons frequently shift and accidents can become liability issues.
• Certified to UNI EN 16139, the European standard for non-domestic seating, the Trill has passed standardized tests for strength, stability, and durability that are required for high-traffic settings like restaurants, bars, and conference rooms.
• The chair’s monobloc shell is made from uniformly colored fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene, which embeds glass fibers throughout the resin to increase tensile strength and impact resistance — a structural choice that directly addresses the common commercial failure points of cracking or bending in unreinforced plastic chairs.