Contemporary table FK07 FRANKFURTsteeloakwood veneer
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Characteristics
- Style
- contemporary
- Material
- steel, oak, wood veneer, painted metal
- Base material
- painted metal base, steel base, aluminum base
- Shape
- rectangular
- Market
- for public buildings, for restaurant, for school, for office
- Color
- white, black, red, gray, blue
- Length
Max.: 270 cm
(106.3 in)Min.: 140 cm
(55.1 in)- Width
85 cm, 100 cm
(33.5 in, 39.4 in)- Height
75 cm
(29.5 in)
Description
The iconic table FRANKFURT by Ferdinand Kramer® is an especially significant example of his progressive and enduring designs, which surpass through their simplicity and function. Designed in 1959 as part of the "Knock-Down" series for the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt, the precise form with the signature corner detail accentuates the unique character of the table. The triangle connection is an equally stabilising factor. With a table top in CPL-coated MDF or lacquered oak-veneer the re-edition offers a variety of finishes. The subframe is made from powder-coated steel and is available in silk grey. FRANKFURT is ideally suited as a working desk, conference or dining table and is especially complemented with the HOUDINI chairs from the e15 collection. The table is delivered in five parts.
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