Product details
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Product features
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- Compliant with standards: PN-EN 527-2:2017-02, PN-EN 14073-2:2006;
- Stable one-legged metal base;
- Luxurious finishes: elm, American walnut, graphite or white;
- Details and form matching the rest of the Gravity collection;
- Designed for exclusive meeting and lounge zones in executive offices, working and public spaces, such as hotel lobbys
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Technical Data
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- Worktop - 78 mm thick, veneer/HPL;
- Column - powder coated steel;
- Disc - stainless steel
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Sustainability
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Material composition
- MFC: 89%
- HPL: 3%
- Steel: 4%
- Plastic: 1%
- Cardboard: 3%
*average values for a representative of the group.
Carbon footprint112,5 kgRecycled content4%
Reciclability- Recyclable: 10%
- Downcyclable: 90%
*average values for a representative of the group.
Certificates- Environmental Product Declaration Type III ITB No. 354/2022
- FSC/PEFC
Sustainable production- Wood-based materials used in the production of our furniture are acquired from FSC-certified producers.
- Sustainable production – we are not indifferent to the environmental impact of our furniture, therefore we provide the essential information on the lifecycle of our products via the Environmental Product Declaration.
- Metal bases (GAV19) are powder-coated to reduce the emission of Volatile Organic Compounds.
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The Gravity coffee table enables for a coherent arrangement of the working space and the lounge zone in the executive office. The form and the details of the table complement the rest of the collection. Designed by Dymitr Malcew, it features the characteristic suspended tabletop. Its slanted edges are a detail common to all elements of the Gravity family. Thanks to that, the table allows for creating an elegant space for meetings and relax, harmonious with the arrangement of the entire executive office. The Gravity coffee table will also suit exclusive working and public spaces, such as hotel lobbys.
Dymitr Malcew
I’m inspired by things that happen on the periphery and at the intersection of disciplines, cultures and experiences. Regardless of the scale, form or style of the product, designing “experiences” is always the priority. Frame, material and detail is a form of communication with the user.