Claesson Koivisto Rune w081t2

Presented:	Orgatec 2008, Cologne
Stylepark-ID:	04.5923.00008
Categories:	Interior lighting › Table lamps

Product description

A task lamp is a highly technical object. Rotation mechanism, arm reach, counter balance, degree of efficiency, safety... It must all be there. How to use it must be self-explanatory to anyone. Hiding all the mechanics and electronics left a no-nonsens

e design. This lamp almost designed itself. Arm, elbow, head. And light.

Specifications

Fittings
Light regulation	one light level
Stand/ mounting	with footplate
Diffuser/reflector shape	circular
Inspection seal /certification	CE
Width	182 mm
Height	453 mm
Depth	728 mm
Material	aluminium
Colors	white shades of green shades of grey

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