Diamond 73 × 70

Set of freestanding wire table trestles
213 €

Color: Mint Green

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The Diamond 73 × 70 steel table bases bring a bold graphic detail and total freedom of use to any interior. Thanks to their thoughtful construction at a height of 73 cm, they form a firm and stable foundation for dining and work tables in residential projects, studios, galleries, or creative offices.

The subtle yet highly durable steel structure was designed with an emphasis on both practicality and mobility:

  • Stackability & Flexibility: The bases stack effortlessly together and can be easily moved even in larger quantities, which you will appreciate in flexible space arrangements.

  • Freestanding Placement: The tabletop is not screwed to the bases; it simply rests on integrated anti-slip pads. You can pair them with our Diamond Tabletop or any custom material of your choice.

  • Clean Architecture: The lightweight wire structure does not visually clutter the space, allowing the chosen tabletop and surrounding interior to fully stand out.

(If you are looking for table bases that can be screwed directly to the tabletop, we recommend choosing the Reverse series.)

Designed by Michal Malášek

Dimensions:
h730 x w700 x d340 mm

Materials:
powder coated steel

Available colors:
RAL 9003 Signal White
RAL 9005 Jet Black
RAL 6027 Light Green

Load capacity:
400 kgs

Warranty 48 months

Standard lead time 1–2 weeks, although may be shorter based on stock availability.

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Produced in Czech Republic

In use

Designer

Michal Malášek

The designer who places utilitarian pragmatism at the forefront of their creative endeavors. The ornament has no place in his work – he finds beauty in a technical solution, which not only brilliantly follows the function but also provide exceptional durability and stability to the resulting form. He share his extensive expertise in this field with students at UMPRUM in Prague, where he significantly contribute to the education of the current generation of designers.

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