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Arcs Trolley

Steel trolley with a scalloped frame, two or three tiers and castors, by Muller Van Severen

Dimensions

440 × 535 × 630 mm

Year

2023

Origin

China

Materials
Powder coated steelPowder coated steel tubesPlastic castor wheels
Finishes
Steel blue powder coated steelSoft jade powder coated steelEggshell powder coated steelAuburn red powder coated steel
Colors
Steel blueSoft jadeEggshellAuburn red

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Description

Overview

The Arcs Trolley is a powder coated steel trolley by the Belgian duo Muller Van Severen, with an elegant scalloped frame that supports two or three tiers. HAY calls it a functional and decorative trolley encased in a unified chain of vertical arcs.

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Construction

The frame has slim legs mounted on castors with black plastic wheels. According to the HAY fact sheet the trays are 3 mm powder coated steel, the connectors are 2 mm powder coated steel tubes, and the trolley is flat-packed and assembled by screwing the leg sections into the trays.

Specifications

  • Low version: W 44 x L 63 x H 53.5 cm, two shelves
  • High version: W 44 x L 63 x H 88 cm, three shelves
  • Variants: 5, in 2 heights

Story

Designer

HAY credits the trolley to Muller Van Severen, a Belgian duo whose studio dates from 2011. Among their collaborators HAY names the Vitra Museum and Galerie Kreo.

The Arcs family

HAY's fact sheet calls the trolley the latest addition to the Arcs family of candleholders, vases, mirrors and lamp shades, sharing the chain of arcs of the other pieces in the series.

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