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Tight base tavolo 49 H66 (Low) — Varaschin TIGHT

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TIGHT by Varaschin

Tight base tavolo 49 H66 (Low)

coffee & side tables · steel

Flat steel base with squared stem and cross support for assembling table top. Cataphoresic and powder coating applied. Available with Hpl tops also in Low version (H 66 + top) to be used with lounge chairs and armchairs.

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

Materialsteel
teakaluminiumfabricmetalsolid woodsteel

As printed49 / 66

Width49 cm
Depth
Height66 cm
Height convention, as printed

Altezza riferita senza top” — Height reported without top. The book’s own note, printed at reader p. 250.

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Full specification7 sections

Materials
acciaio cataforesi + polveri
Material family
steel
Typology, as supplied
base tavolo low / low table base
Features
  • low dining (H 66 + top)
The TIGHT collection, in the book

3 pieces across 3 spreads (reader pp. 305–307). Credited to R&D Varaschin.

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House
Varaschin
Materials
acciaio cataforesi + polveri
Dimensions
49 / 72,5
Designer
R&D Varaschin

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Varaschin

Italy

Italian outdoor collections in aluminium, steel and teak.

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Meet the designer

R&D Varaschin

Designer of the TIGHT collection

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

The designers