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Drinking wells from VPI Concrete, Designed by Péter István Varga, Márk Nagy-Mihály

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Solid concrete drinking fountain in an organic shape, available in children’s and adult sizes, with instant shut-off press button tap and fittings that can be plugged in under the pavement. It can be installed on a concrete foundation with anchoring.

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The expressive design of the KORALL drinking fountain is inspired by marine life. Its functional and dynamic form seems to grow out of the pavement, becoming an integral part of the space. Available in both adult and children’s sizes. The two elements should be installed together and can even be combined in larger groups.

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Categorised in Fountains - Drinking wells - Concrete - Urban space.

Part of the collection DRINKING FOUNTAINS.

Manufacturer VPI Concrete

Family Korall

Architonic ID 20701335

Year of Launch 2021

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