USM Haller Table
Timeless chrome-frame table by Fritz Haller, for dining or work, with a choice of tops and sizes
1500 × 740 × 750 mm
Source: product page text — USM Haller Classic, 1500 × 750 mm top, H 740 mm
1963
Switzerland
36.1 kg
USD 2,429, Haller Table T59 1500 x 750 mm, black linoleum, USM US online shop, 2026-10-07
Description
Overview
The USM Haller Table was designed in 1963 by Swiss architect Fritz Haller and Paul Schaerer according to USM's official US product page. USM describes the Classic table as a timeless, elegant design with clean lines. It can be used as a dining table or work desk and is offered in a range of sizes, shapes, accessories and tabletops.
Construction
The table has a chrome-plated steel frame and legs that USM describes as highly stable, with surface treatment and finishing by Swiss specialists. Tops are offered in laminate, MDF, linoleum, Fenix or oak. The related Plus and Advanced tables provide additional cable and accessory features.
Specifications
- Representative Classic size: W 1500 × D 750 × H 740 mm
- Standard height: 740 mm
- Published Classic sizes: 750 × 750 mm to 3000 × 1000 mm
- US Quick Ship T59: 59 × 30 × 29 in, black linoleum, 36.1 kg
- Made in Switzerland
Story
Designed in 1963
USM's US product page names Fritz Haller and Paul Schaerer and dates the design to 1963. This product date is distinct from the 1965 patent date of the USM Haller system's ball joint.
One frame, many tops
The Classic page describes chrome-plated steel framing with a choice of laminate, linoleum, Fenix and wood tops. Its published metric range spans square 750 × 750 mm tables through 3000 × 1000 mm formats. USM also offers Plus and Advanced table versions with additional cable and accessory provisions.
