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A 1750 Conference Table System
Uwe Sommerlade's A 1750 conference table system on A-frame leg pairs, linked without tools.
2200 × 1000 mm
2024
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Description
Overview
The A 1750 is a conference table system by Uwe Sommerlade, designed in 2024. Rectangular and boat-shaped tabletops stand on A-frame leg pairs and link into larger arrangements without tools.
Construction
The legs are attached in pairs to form an A-frame element matched to the depth of the tabletop. The leg pairs at the table ends run parallel to the edge or at 45°. Fittings sit flush in the tops, and the tables split into smaller arrangements again.
Specifications
- Size: 220 x 100 cm (W x D, A 1760 table)
- Frame: aluminium legs, or oak legs
- Tops: real-wood veneer or laminate, with straight or rounded corners
Story
Legs shaped for leg room
Uwe Sommerlade gave the A 1750 legs an elegant, rational geometry. Two legs are joined into an A-frame element whose proportions follow the depth of the top, and the table ends take a leg pair either parallel to the edge or at 45°. Thonet states that people have room for their legs on a long side, at the head or foot and at a corner.
Built for changing room use
Thonet developed the A 1750 for offices and meeting spaces that increasingly need to be multifunctional. Its linking system builds large conference arrangements quickly and without tools and splits them again into single tables or smaller groups.
