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Home service trolley 1966 CART
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Home service trolley - 1966 CART - Knoll international - outdoor / plastic / rubber
Home service trolley - 1966 CART - Knoll international - outdoor / plastic / rubber
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Market
home
Other characteristics
outdoor
Material
aluminum, steel, cast aluminum, extruded aluminum, cast, plastic, polystyrene, onyx, rubber, rubber

Description

Richard Schultz remains best known for his collaboration with Harry Bertoia, who created the iconic steel wire seating collection at the time. A few years later, Florence Knoll expressly asked Schultz to create a collection of outdoor furniture resistant to the open air. Thus, was born the “Leisure Collection” now known as the “1966 Collection”, the first contemporary outdoor collection that immediately became a classic. FEATURES The 1966 Serving Cart has the frame in cast and extruded aluminium, finish in weather resistant polyester powder coat. Wheels are in cast aluminum, rubber tires with differential axle. FINISHES The cart is available in onyx or white. Dimensions 60.8 cm W x 60 cm D x 66.5 cm H Richard Schultz: "In October 1962 I began working on an aluminum outdoor group. Florence Knoll moved to Florida and said, 'You have to make some decent outdoor furniture, something that is made out of materials that won’t rust and corrode.' That appealed to me, and I started working. "I experimented with button connectors for the slings, padded slings and plastic beading around the tabletops. Ultimately I devised concealed connectors, which made the chairs more elegant.

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