Tri side table 3 feet

Tri is a pretty table made of solid birch and works great as a smaller side table wherever you want. The three exposed legs give the table its characteristic appearance.

Specification

Material: Solid Swedish birch
Surface treatment: Water-based varnish. Semi-matt clear lacquer, light matt lacquer or one of our standard colors white, black or grey.
Options: Top in birch laminate or white laminate. Other laminates, sound-absorbing boards, linoleum etc. on request. Any color is offered for an additional fee. Special bets can be offered according to submitted samples.
Diameter 55 cm
Height 52 cm

Technical specification

Unique ref.Tri-table
Product familyFurniture
Product groupTable
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2024-08-19
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttps://ekdahls-mobler.se/sortiment/tri-bord/
Technical descriptionhttps://ekdahls-mobler.se/app/themes/ekdahls/download/?id=2657

Material mainBirch
Designed inSweden
Manufactured inSweden

Classification

BIMobject CategoryFurniture - Tables
IFC classificationFurniture

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