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When architects Anna von schewen and industrial designer Björn dahlström recently designed the folding table and bowl shelf for string we asked them to continue. The question was: is it possible to make your work place as pleasant an environment as your living room and still be fully functional? Their response was to develop a whole series of products using the string system as a base. We call them string® works. People are not built to sit still. Therefore , we work better if we can vary our posture. By changing position from sitting to standing, one can concentrate more and feel better. The height- adjustable desk in string® works is similar to traditi¬onal trestles, but without their heavy appearance. The table frame is made of 40 and 50 mm square metal tubes, a thin dimension that gives the whole table an unusual visual light¬ness. The desk is created for all types of office environment, but works equally well at home. It can also be used as a small meeting table. The height adjustable feature is especially useful for spontaneous meetings where you prefer to actively stand up. The table also has a cable tray where all the wires can be neatly and efficiently stored. In detail: Variation : White Brand : String Furniture Designer :Nils Strinning Type : Legs Colour : White Material : Feet : lacquered steel - Tray : galvanized steel Dimensions : L 160 cm x Depth 78 cm - H min 71,5 cm - H max 118,5 cm Weight : 19.8 lb Characteristics : Office modular system suitable for String Works - Electrically adjustable height - Included : electric motor which is installed in the transom under the desk - Included : wired remote control box connected to the engine and that attaches to the right of the desk. All electrical system plugs into industry with a single socket - The metal cross under the desk helps to hide the wiring and cables - 38 screws - Made in Sweden Country of Manufacture :Sweden Show less
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