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OE1 Project Table

Mobile project table with rotatable teardrop legs, ganging hardware and optional screens.

Dimensions

1524 × 724 × 1067 mm

Materials
LaminateVeneerThermoplastic edgeMetal legs
Finishes
Metallic ChampagneSatin BronzeMetallic SilverSatin AluminumSatin CarbonWhiteSandstoneStudio WhiteFolkstone GreyGraphiteBlackGlacierCanyonNightfallOliveCrisp LinenClassic LinenCasual LinenWhite TwillNeutral TwillSarum TwillEarthen TwillGraphite TwillWarm Grey NeutralCool Grey NeutralPhantom EcruPhantom CocoaWarm Grey TeakClear on AshNatural MapleLight AnigreOak on AshMedium Matte WalnutAged CherryLight Brown WalnutWalnut on CherryWalnut on AshDark Brown WalnutMedium Red Walnut

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Description

Overview

The OE1 Project Table is a mobile table for teamwork in open offices, meeting rooms and flexible training rooms, designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin.

Construction

Square-edge laminate or veneer work surface, 1 1/4 in thick, on rotatable teardrop legs with glides or locking casters; ganging connector, optional power cutouts, leg cable manager and screens.

Specifications

Representative size: width 60 in, depth 42 in, height 28.5 in. The widths run from 42 to 96 in and depths of 42 and 48 in.

Story

A table for agile collaboration

Herman Miller introduces the OE1 Project Table as a mobile table for agile collaboration that pairs with the OE1 Agile Wall and OE1 Mobile Easel. The sheet says people can collaborate at a moment's notice.

Legs that rotate

The teardrop legs can be turned one way for a rounded corner or the other way for a crisp, creased edge, a detail the sheet describes as a dynamic, do-it-yourself touch on the minimalist table.

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