Fat-Fat
Steel tray tables in three diameters, plus a taller model for placing beside the sofa
920 × 390 × 920 mm
Source: technical drawing image — TFF92 small table, Ø 92 cm — published as W 92 × D 92 × H 39 cm
2004
Description
Overview
Fat-Fat is a set of small tables credited to Patricia Urquiola, dated 2004. The tray is the theme behind three tables, whose lightness comes from the steel frame; a fourth, taller model is meant for placing by the sofa, and the side table can be stacked.
Construction
- Frame: steel sheet and steel profiles
- Tray: steel sheet
- Ferrules: thermoplastic
- Finishes: Black painted, Chalk white painted, Bright chromed, Burnished copper finish
Specifications
- TFF92: Ø 92 cm, H 39 cm
- TFF62: Ø 62 cm, H 32 cm
- TFF62A (taller model): Ø 62 cm, H 50 cm
- TFF42: Ø 42 cm, H 26 cm
- Trays VFF92 / VFF62 / VFF42: Ø 92 / 62 / 42 cm, H 2.7 cm
Story
The tray as a starting point
The sheet describes Fat-Fat in a single idea: the theme of the tray is picked up to create three tables, and the steel frame is what makes them light. A fourth model, taller than the others, is described as a very convenient surface beside the sofa.
Trays as separate items
The drawings list the trays on their own, as VFF92, VFF62 and VFF42, each 2.7 cm high, and the sheet adds that the side table can even be stacked.
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