Inspired by Tecta M36 (not replica Tecta M36)

Due to the copyright notice, please note that this product is not a replica

Product description

The M36 table is the third in a series of table structures, the starting point of which is a Sunday walk under the U1 subway viaduct in Berlin's Kreuzberg. This structure is an engineering invention whose sole purpose is to support dynamic loads with great naturalness. The structure is a composite structure of bars and struts. It follows lines of force and combines them into a shape that relates only to its function.

Technical data

Width: 250 cm
Depth: 90 cm
Height: 74 cm

Tags

TECTA, Andree Weißert, Furniture, Tables and chairs, Tables, table, Contemporary tables, Wooden tables, Wooden veneer tables, Structural wood tables, Rectangular tables, Dining tables