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Super Fold Table

Jasper Morrison's Super Fold Table: folds with one hand movement, round, square or rectangular top

Dimensions

796 × 740 × 796 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Super Fold Table round, Ø796 mm, 740 mm high (sitting height)

Origin

Germany

Reference price

USD 2,110, Super Fold Table round Ø796 mm, white melamine top, Vitra US online shop, 2026-10-15

Materials
Melamine-faced boardOak veneer (Europe)Solid core materialDie-cast zinc folding mechanismPowder-coated steel columnDie-cast aluminium base
Finishes
lacquer finishpowder-coated (smooth)textured
Colors
white (textured) melaminewhite (textured) solid coreblack (textured) solid coreoak, light, lacquer finishoak, dark, lacquer finishbasic dark powder-coated (smooth) base
Official page

Description

Overview

The Super Fold Table is credited to Jasper Morrison (the sheet dates it 2015; the page gives 2014). It folds completely with a single hand movement and is offered with round, squared or rectangular tops.

Construction

  • Tops: melamine (19 mm), oak veneer (19 mm) or solid core with black edge (12 mm)
  • Folding mechanism in die-cast zinc, column in powder-coated steel, base in die-cast aluminium
  • Sitting-height and standing-height versions

Specifications

  • Round version: Ø796 mm x H740 mm
  • Top sizes on the certificate: Ø796, 750 and 640 x 796 mm

Story

Tables that disappear

Vitra's family text starts from museums, galleries and restaurants with limited storage space and presents the Super Fold Table as a table that can be stowed away quickly and compactly and set up again just as easily.

One grip

A pull on a recessed grip under the top starts the folding, and the same grip becomes the carrying handle once the table is folded.

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