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Panton Bar Table
Ø75 cm bar-height pedestal table by Verner Panton for Montana, H 105 cm, with an MDF top
750 × 1050 × 750 mm
1973
Denmark
Approx. $1,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Panton Bar table Ø75 is a high table for hospitality environments, cafés and collaborative workspaces, from Verner Panton's 1973 Panton Table. Montana makes it in Denmark.
Construction
A powder-coated steel pedestal carries a 19 mm MDF top with a laminate, nano laminate or linoleum surface. Montana says the elevated pedestal keeps the table stable and gives it a clean, architectural expression. It is delivered flat-packed for indoor use.
Specifications
Ø 75 cm diameter, H 105 cm (item 0VP75R1050). Tops: 20 surface options; frames: 8 colours.
Story
The Panton Table at bar height
Verner Panton drew the Panton Table in 1973. Montana makes it in several sizes, and the Bar table Ø75 is the one built as a high table, standing 105 cm tall on a pedestal.
Where Montana places it
Hospitality environments, cafés and collaborative workspaces are the settings Montana gives for this spacious high-table solution, which is delivered flat-packed for indoor use.
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Collection
Panton
Panton Table by Verner Panton for Montana: pedestal coffee, café and dining, and bar tables in round and square sizes, with 19 mm MDF tops on steel bases.
