Cura 249/1 Side table

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Product description

Cura low tables are coordinated with the materials and design of the chairs.

Such a pleasant and comfortable sitting experience calls for the addition of a convenient platform for magazines or refreshments: Low tables, square and rectangle, therefore complete the Cura range. They have a skid-base frame structure in bright chromium-plated steel tube that harmonizes perfectly with the cantilever chair. The tables are 36 cm high, with surfaces measuring 54 x 54 cm or 60 x 150 cm.

Frame
Bright chromium-plated steel tube, diameter 25 mm, thickness 3 mm. Four glides in black-grey polyamide are standard (for soft floors); optionally in black-grey polyurethane (for hard floors), on request with additional felt insert.

Table top
Particle board grade E1, thickness 20 mm, optionally with bonded surface in the colours white, basalt grey or silver grey with ABS lipping in the same colour as the table top, or with real wood veneer with wood lipping: variation 1 with maple, beech, oak or ash veneer; variation 2 with cherry or walnut veneer, each according to Wilkhahn woodstain colour samples.

Specifications

Length	540 mm
Width	540 mm
Height	360 mm
Table finish	table with glider base
Table top shape	square
Material	steel wood (unspecified)
Colors	black chrome shades of grey white

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