RIBALTINO

Bistro tables from Urbantime, Designed by Alberto Basaglia, Natalia Rota Nodari

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Ribaltino is a folding table with small dimensions, light and functional thanks to its infinite accessibility. Thanks to a three-way die-cast aluminium joint and four calendered steel tubes, an elegant table can be created in just a few moments to be easily inserted wherever there is a need for support. Also available in the fixed version and in two different heights, Ribaltino has a metal structure painted with polyester powders. The HPL top is available in both the round and square version for a perfect tiling of the tables. It captivates with its simple and contemporary lines and for the extreme ease with which it can be stored when not used.

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Folding table with small dimensions, light and functional thanks to its infinite accessibility. Thanks to a three-way die-cast aluminium joint and four calendered steel tubes, an elegant table can be created in just a few moments to be easily inserted wherever there is a need for support. Also available in the fixed version and in two different heights. Metal structure painted with polyester powders. HPL top available in both the round and square version. Ideal for contract spaces as bars, restaurants and waiting rooms.
Manufacturer Urbantime
Family Ribaltino
Architonic ID 1486649
Year of Launch 2014

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