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2550 QUADRITONDO

Stylepark-ID:	05.1136.11057
Categories:	Home furniture › Tables › Dining / Kitchen tables

Product description

Extension table. Top in raw birch plywood or wood top with white or black, scratch-resistant embossed finish. It is also available veneered in natural, wengé-stained or grey varnished oak. Painted cast-iron base, colours: aluminum, black or graphite. The table converts from a square into an elliptic one by swinging up two leaves located under the top; by swinging up all four, it becomes a round table.

Specifications

Length	1050 mm / 1280 mm
Width	1050 mm / 1280 mm
Height	740 mm
Diameter	1480 mm / 1800 mm
Table finish	table with column base
Table top shape	oval
Functions	collapsible
Material	wenge oak wood (unspecified)
Colors	black shades of grey shades of brown

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Manufacturer:
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Design:
Nostro Archivio

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