Steel tube, round, ø 21.3 mm (1/2"), wall thickness 1.75 mm
dimensions
height x depth
Surface
powder-coated (except chrome-plated)
Design E2
Adam Wieland 1965 - derived from the original design by Egon Eiermann from 1953
The side frames for offset crossbar struts are designed so that the strut is not screwed to the middle of the horizontal bar of the frame but is instead screwed to it more towards the back (imagine the table against a wall). This variation allows for more leg room under the table and is recommended if it is to be used primarily from one side as, for instance, a writing table. The distances between crossbar struts and the outer edges of the frame is for both side frame versions as follows:
For the 600 mm deep frame: from the centre of the crossbar struts to the front edge of the frame it is 400 mm, to the back edge it is 200 mm
For the 700 mm deep frame: from the centre of the crossbar struts to the front edge of the frame it is 500 mm, to the back edge it is 200 mm
For the 780 mm deep frame: from the centre of the crossbar struts to front edge of frame it is 580 mm, to the back edge it is 200 mm
Please be sure to select a complete table frame including both the side frames and the crossbar strut in the desired length.
Please notice that when assembling the table with an offset crossbar you can only put the cross struts together one way because of the placement of the bore holes in the side frames.
A tabletop is not included!
Table frame E2, side frame
for centrical cross, 1 pair, 660 x 600, colourless
