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Track 2 Dining Table with Extension Leaf
Extending oak-veneer dining table with a diamond-shaped central leaf and a three-triangle base.
1050 mm
Approx. $9,700 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
The Track 2 Dining Table with Extension Leaf is a design by Luigi Gorgoni. Diagonal details run across the top and hide the opening through which a diamond-shaped extension leaf appears.
Construction
The top is thick oak veneer on MDF with a grooved, lacquered or stained finish, and many stains are offered. The two halves of the top open in a synchronized movement and the extension leaf sits in the centre. The legs are epoxy-lacquered steel, formed by the addition of three lacquered metal triangles that echo the diagonals of the top.
Specifications
- Top: oak veneer on MDF, grooved, lacquered or stained
- Extension: integrated central leaf, synchronized opening
- Base: epoxy-lacquered steel, three triangles
- Depth: 105 cm
- Eco-design mark: 3/4
Story
Diagonals that conceal the leaf
The diagonal lines of the Track 2 top are more than decoration: they conceal the opening of the table. When the top opens, a diamond-shaped extension leaf is released between the two halves.
A base made of three triangles
The base answers the lines of the top. It is built up from three triangles of lacquered metal, so that the diagonals of the tabletop reappear in the legs.
