R.2Masia carpet
CALMAPlanters & accessories
No cut-out photography of this piece appears on the stage. The photographs below are the supplier’s own, of this piece, in the room. The full specification follows.
In the room
Supplier archive photography · © CALMA
fang by CALMA
Fang carpet/rug
planters & accessories · SKU cl-193
Width170 cm
Depth240 cm
Height240 cm
Diameter150 cm
Plan, to scale. The bar is 45 cm — about the width of a pair of shoulders.
Full specification
- Materials
- Polypropylene
- Typology, as supplied
- carpet/rug
We hold no printed finish or fabric schedule for this piece. The desk confirms what it can be specified in against the supplier’s current book.
Technical sheet issued on request, per piece.
Sheets are issued per piece against the current supplier revision, so the drawing you receive matches what will be built, not an older press.
Request technical sheetThis piece is printed in the CALMA catalogue.
Catalogue extracts issued on request — we publish no self-serve PDF library.
Request catalogue extractPlan and elevation are generated from the dimensions on this page.
Care guide issued with delivery documentation.
- Brand
- CALMA · Spain
- Collection
- fang
- Designer
- RUN design studio
- Category
- Planters & accessories
- Status
- Current range
- Suited to
- Multi-Residential · Golf & Members' Clubs
- SKU
- cl-193
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- SKU
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- Materials
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The houseRUN design studio
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