Frequently Asked Questions

What frame materials are available for the Kettal Mesh Deckchair?

The Mesh Deckchair is offered in two frame options: eco-certified natural teak, which develops a characteristic silver-grey patina over time outdoors, and painted aluminum, which is scratch-resistant and available across a wide palette of colors. Each material suits different climatic conditions and aesthetic intentions.

How does the Mesh Deckchair perform in outdoor conditions?

Both the teak and aluminum frames are engineered for sustained outdoor exposure. The aluminum finish resists scratching and UV degradation, while the teak is sourced and treated to withstand the elements. Cushions are produced in weather-resistant fabrics appropriate for exterior use.

Who is Patricia Urquiola and what is her relationship with Kettal?

Patricia Urquiola is a Spanish-based architect and designer of Italian training, widely recognized for work that bridges material rigor with an intuitive sense of form. Her ongoing collaboration with Kettal has produced some of the most architecturally coherent pieces in the brand's outdoor portfolio.

How many cushion colors does the Mesh Deckchair come in?

The Mesh Deckchair is available with cushions in 34 color options, allowing the piece to integrate with a specific palette or act as a considered counterpoint within an exterior composition.

Is the Kettal Mesh Deckchair made to order?

Yes, the Mesh Deckchair is produced as a made-to-order piece, with configuration choices across frame material and cushion color. Lead times vary depending on specification, and it is advisable to confirm details with a design consultant when planning for a specific project timeline.

Brand & Designer

Kettal
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Kettal

Founded in 1966 in Barcelona, Spain, Kettal specializes in contemporary outdoor furniture defined by innovation, craftsmanship and a timeless dialogue between nature and design.
Patricia Urquiola
Dudet Chair

Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.