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Fly SC5
Space Copenhagen's 2013 Fly SC5 lounge table, L 120 x D 60 x H 26 cm, with a marble top
1200 × 260 × 600 mm
2013
Official product information
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Overview
Fly SC5, a lounge table of the Fly range by Space Copenhagen, carries the year 2013 on its product page and on its fact sheet.
Construction
Oak and oak veneer, in solid form, make up the base. The marble top is a plate milled by CNC and then honed. Longer legs that raise the top to 32 cm can be had on request.
Specifications
L 120 × D 60 × H 26 cm, product weight 45 kg, for indoor use. Marble options: Honed Bianco Carrara or Honed Nero Marquina. Base options: Oiled Oak, Smoked Oiled Oak. FSC certified wood is used.
Story
Year
The &Tradition product page prints 2013 under the name Fly SC5 and the credit to Space Copenhagen, and that is the year stored for this table.
Standard height and a longer-leg option
The table is 26 cm high as standard. Both documents add that longer legs, giving a top height of 32 cm, can be supplied on request.
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Collection
Fly
The Fly series by Space Copenhagen for &Tradition: lounge chairs, sofas, a pouf and coffee tables with a sculptural, comfort-led design and no set posture.
