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M05 Side Table Program

Trays from S+ Systemmöbel, Designed by Thomas Merkel

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Product description

System components
Table square
Table round
Table oval
Table rectangular

Models
Frames
Steel powder-coated RAL 7005
Tray square
Steel powder-coated RAL 7038
Tray round
Aluminium powder-coated RAL 9016
Tray oval
Birch transparent laquered
Tray rectangular
Steel powder-coated RAL 7042

Edition M05
Table round
Frame Ironglimmer / Tray Aluminium natural anodised
Frame Rust / Tray Copper
Frame Bronze grey / Tray Brass

Dimensions
Table square
Tray 31.8 x 31.8 cm; table hight 58.5 cm
Table round
Tray 35.8 cm diameter; table hight 52.5 cm
Table oval
Tray 43.4 x 26.8 cm; table hight 46.5 cm
Table rectangular
Tray 40.5 x 25.0 cm; table hight 40.5 cm

Other RAL colours are available.

Concept

The Side Table Program M05 is a mixture of side table, low table and tray table. The series consists of 4 tables in 4 different heights with 4 diverse trays: square, round, oval and rectangular. All trays are removable. You can use the tables in front and beside a sofa or an armchair. As a single table or even when you need more space, you take another one or a third one and so on. The tables can be moved among themselves for needing less space because of their different heights. And if you do not need the things you put on the tables any more, you can put them back using the tray.

More about this product

Categorised in Living room / Office accessories - Tables - Trays - Side tables - Tabletop oval - open base - Disc base - Wood - Tabletop engineered wood - Metal - Base metal - Residential - Contract - Hospitality.

Manufacturer S+ Systemmöbel

Family Program M05 Side Table

Architonic ID 1103445

Year of Launch 2009