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Co Table

A rectangular table with oak-trimmed apron, visible fasteners and a slender metal leg structure.

Dimensions

700 × 740 × 1400 mm

Materials
Laminate tabletopSolid oak trimSteel leg structure
Finishes
Terra LaminateBlack SteelChrome
Colors
Terra

Official product information

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Description

Rectangular Co table

The Co Table extends the collection into a work and meeting surface. Its distinctive details include visible fasteners on the apron, solid-oak trim and slender metal legs. Audo offers two rectangular sizes and multiple material combinations.

Co Table shown with task seatingImage source: Audo Copenhagen — Co Table · © Audo Copenhagen and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Selected 140 × 70 cm size

For the smaller version, the official page labels height as 74 cm, width as 70 cm and depth as 140 cm. A larger 240 × 100 cm version keeps the same height. The selected page configuration combines Terra laminate with a black-steel treatment.

Story

Completing the Co working setting

Audo presents the table as a companion to the Co Chair collection in professional environments. The rectangular top and narrow supporting elements keep the assembly direct, while the apron hardware becomes a deliberate visible detail. Two lengths allow the same construction language to move between a smaller desk or meeting surface and a larger conference format.

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