Varaschin
Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak — 87 collections, 687 pieces indexed.
The houseLINKVaraschin
coffee & side tables · metal · Ref vr-link-tavolo-fisso-240x100-h67-low
IT: Collezione di tavoli allungabili e fissi, con struttura realizzata in metallo verniciato a polveri. Gambe disponibili in metallo e teak. Piani di diverse tipologie e finiture. MODELLO REGISTRATO — EN: Collection of extendable and fixed tables with powder coated metal structure. Legs available in metal and teak. Tops in various materials and finishes. REGISTERED MODEL
As printed240 / 100 / 67
“Altezza riferita con top Hpl” — Height reported with Hpl top. The book’s own note, printed at reader p. 201.
28 pieces indexed across 10 spreads (reader pp. 201–210). Credited to Alain Gilles.
The book prints one finish system for the whole range — 31 finishes across 12 printed families.
This is the house palette, keyed to the range rather than to this piece: it is what the book says the collections can be finished in, not a stock list. Which finish this piece is built in is confirmed on the technical sheet.
Printed colours are approximate — specify against a physical sample.
The finish plates, in the bookTechnical 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 record was indexed from LANDSCAPES 2021/2022, reader p. 201 (printed 398–399).
The book is on the site in full — open the page this piece is printed on. The book and every page of it remain © Varaschin.
Open the page in the readerPlan and elevation are generated from the verified dimensions on this page.
From the care & technical pages of LANDSCAPES 2021/2022 — the maker’s own text.
Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak — 87 collections, 687 pieces indexed.
The houseNo portrait of this designer is held on file, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.
The designersNo official photography is held for the LINK collection — its pieces are indexed as type. The rail shows photographed pieces from the same category.