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Dolmen tavolo allungabile 200 (260) x100 H77 — as printed in Varaschin — Landscapes 2021

As printed — Varaschin — Landscapes 2021. The page and its photography remain © Varaschin. Open it in the reader.

DOLMEN by Varaschin

Dolmen tavolo allungabile 200 (260) x100 H77

extension tables · aluminium

Extendable and fixed table with varnished aluminium structure, hpl top.

R&D Varaschin on the DOLMEN collection as a whole — not a description of this piece.

Materialaluminium
teakaluminiumfabricmetalsolid woodsteel

As printed260 / 100 / 77 / 60 / 200

Width200 cm
Depth100 cm
Height77 cm

Plan, to scale. The bar is 45 cm — about the width of a pair of shoulders.

Height convention, as printed

“Altezza riferita con top Hpl” — Height reported with Hpl top. The book’s own note, printed at reader p. 201.

No finish chosen yet. Pick one above and it is kept with the piece — through the shortlist, the workspace schedule and the export.

Full specification7 sections

Materials
alluminio verniciatotop Hpl
Material family
aluminium
Typology, as supplied
tavolo allungabile / extendable table
Features
  • allungabile a 260 cm / extends to 260
  • 1 allunga 60 cm / 1 leaf 60
The DOLMEN collection, in the book

10 pieces across 5 spreads (reader pp. 300–304). Credited to R&D Varaschin.

R.2114" Oval Extension TableKingsley Bate · TR114

R.1 100" Oval Extension Table

100" Oval Extension Table
House
Kingsley Bate
SKU
TR100
Range
Essex
Dimensions
W 50", L 78-100", H 29.5"

R.3122" Oval Extension TableKingsley Bate · TR122

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No official photography appears for the DOLMEN collection — its pieces are shown as type. The band shows photographed similar pieces from the same house, category or industry.

Meet the brand

Varaschin

Italy

Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak.

The house
Meet the designer

R&D Varaschin

Designer of the DOLMEN collection

No portrait of this designer appears here, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.

The designers