Klid Hooded Chair
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Furniture — softness with a spine
Some focus needs a door; most needs a hood. The Klid supplies the hood — measured wing geometry, invisible USB and reading-light options, and the small privacy that saves whole afternoons.
Quiet furniture carries its silence in the structure: high backs that wrap the head's acoustic shadow, PET-felt shells that absorb rather than reflect, frames in steel and engineered timber built for contract use, and upholstery in wool blends rated for tens of thousands of rubs. The lounge stays a lounge; the sound stays at the sofa.
Design & Craft
- PET-felt shells absorb; wool blends rated for contract rubs
- Two years parts and labour
- Hooded wings turn a chair into a one-person harbour
- Frames in steel and engineered timber, contract-grade
- Upholstery panels replaceable; covers stocked fifteen years
- Acoustic geometry first: wings, backs and hoods from measurement
Specifications
| Format | Fixed base |
| Hood | Measured wing geometry |
| Shell | PET felt, wool upholstery |
| Base | Steel, floor-kind glides |
| Weight | ≈ 38.1 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, covers stocked 15 |
Care
Vacuum wool upholstery weekly on low; blot spills, never rub. Rotate seat cushions monthly, check feet glides each season, and re-tension covers at the yearly service if fitted. Upholstery panels are replaceable — ask before you retire a piece.
Questions, Answered
How heavy are the pieces to move?
Weights are listed and glides are floor-kind; high-backs move on two people and ten metres of patience. Castor options exist where rearranging is weekly sport.
Is it contract-grade?
Frames, foams and fabrics are specified for contract use with rub counts and load ratings in the specification — co-working floors are our torture test.
The XAVORNEX Promise
One standard across the range: if it would not survive our own co-working floors in Prague, it does not ship with the XAVORNEX mark.