Fontana | 1460

Name: Fontana | 1460
Brand: DRAENERT

Dining tables from DRAENERT, Designed by Georg Appeltshauser, Gino Carollo

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Product description

FONTANA is an extendable dining table with a top either in natural stone or solid wood.
The shape is trapezoidal. Our selection comprises many types of wood and more than 150 different kinds of stone from all over the world. Because of the patented technology, the threefold extension can be handled with greatest ease.
FONTANA is available with a base of four legs, side walls or a trapezoidal base. We offer this table in various dimensions, with or without extension.

Table Top trapezoidal rounded:
105 cm x 180 cm, height 74 cm, extended: 260 cm
105 cm x 200 cm, height 74 cm, extended: 280 cm
Top of version without extension available in many dimensions and shapes.

Concept

FONTANA of solid wood is only available without extension mechanism with a fix top. The trapezoidal top matches perfectly with the different base versions.
A new generation of extendable dining tables. FONTANA combines the uniqueness of natural stone or solid wood with the experience of an innovative synchronous mechanism. Unfold the table to a banquet – effortless and apparently magical. DRAENERT typical - the expressive, trapezoidal table top adds the finishing touch.

More about this product

Part of the collection DINING TABLES STONE | WOOD | GLASS.

Manufacturer DRAENERT

Family Fontana | 1460 - Solid Wood Table

Architonic ID 1436023

Order number 1460

Year of Launch 2015

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