Timetable 610/5

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Categories:	Office / Contract furniture › Tables › Conference tables / systems
	Office / Contract furniture › Tables › Working desks / systems

Product description

A mobile table for temporary training, conference and project workplaces: due to the easy-to-operate, patented mechanism, the table top can be folded along the horizontal axis. This automatically causes the foot sections to rotate to allow the tables to be transported through narrow doors and spaces and to be compacted economically.

Timetable is the ideal addition to our Confair conference range: the perfect interplay of various mobile furniture units allows a seminar environment to be transformed into a conference room by just one person within minutes. Tables that are not in use at a particular time can be folded up quickly and moved aside. Moreover, the ingenious rotational mechanism allows tables to be stored extremely compactly.

The pivoting mechanism is easy to operate. The tables can be kept on standby by users themselves and set up in no time - for example, if additional work spaces are required in a project at short notice.

Specifications

Length	1500 mm
Width	600 mm
Height	720 mm
Table finish	with wheels
Table top shape	rectangular
Functions	connectable
Material	melamine aluminium
Colors	white silver shades of brown shades of grey

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