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The Panamericana is a folding chair whose design was inspired by the different variations of wooden chairs in El Salvador, Argentina and Belize. Industry of All Nations (IOAN) designed Panamericana to be a teak wood hybrid of these chairs with a name representing the road that travels across the whole South American continent. This “American” chair has the ease of providing comfort for all whether its indoors or out.
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