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Architonic ID: 1430512
Año de Lanzamiento: 2007
The centrepiece of the k7 kitchen is the 74 to 114 cm height-adjustable kitchen island. This allows the worktop to be adjusted precisely to individual ergonomic requirements via the flush-mounted control element. The lift technology patented by TEAM 7 and unique globally has almost noiseless operation and is GS-certified (Geprüfte Sicherheit- "Tested Safety"), just like all our kitchens. Unlike the cooking island, the k7 kitchen line only reveals its sophisticated secret upon closer inspection. This is because the flush-mounted pendulum handle which was also developed by us is hidden behind its handle-free design. This is seamlessly integrated in the metal band on the fronts and is revealed with a light tap.
Whether as a table, bar or work surface – the infinitely height-adjustable worktop of the k7 kitchen island can be adapted to your activities and height. Maximum convenience and comfort.
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Kai Stania
Austria
A number of international and national prizes, which he received already at an early age, have been awarded to him for his craftsmanship and artistic skills - such as the Boerse Prize for Design, the IF Product Design Award, the Red Dot Award on two occasions and being selected as 'The Choice' among the ten best Austrian furniture designs. Kai Stania was born in Salzburg in 1965, graduated with distinction in Architecture at the Vienna Technical University in 1990 and studied product design in the master class of Ron Arad at the Vienna University of Applied Arts. Ever since 1996 Mr. Stania has made invaluable contributions to the design and development of most serial products of the Austrian company Bene and has designed numerous products for Wittmann, Jean-Louis Ferrer, Cerutti, Remus and Lanvin. In addition to being an architect and desginer he also works as assistant lecturer at the Institute for Engineering and Design at the Vienna Technical University.
