ALF DAFRÈ

Cartesio Extendable

CARTESIO extendable table by Alf Dafrè. Oak matt lacquers or fashion wood structure and top. Design: Haftenstudio
Availability: Approximately 7 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty: No Assembling

Availability: In stock

Regular Price: €2,280.33

Special Price €1,824.26

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Lowest price of the last 30 days: €1,824.26

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Details

Cartesio is a table with wooden structure, rectangular and extendable. Cartesio stands out for its thick top and extensions and for the particular shape of the base, where the inclined legs connect at the bottom creating a closed structure.

N.B. When the table is not stretched, the extension is placed in a special compartment under the top.

Models and Dimensions:

- CAR18 CARTESIO EXTENDABLE - Width 180 (+50 cm) x depth 100 x height 74 cm

- CAR22 CARTESIO EXTENDABLE - Width 180 (+50 cm, +50 cm) x depth 100 x height 74 cm

Additional Info

Country of manufacture Italy
Availability Approximately 7 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty No Assembling
Shipping Amount 1
Weight 62 kg
Design Haftenstudio
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