Vilna

Vilna is an extendable rectangular table with marble-impact porcelain stoneware top.‎ A table of very pared-down lines involving a top which is connected to the base by a huge segment outline with a plate to which the legs are attached.‎ The top, which overhangs by around 12 cm, delivers the construction scarcely visible.‎ The architects present Vilna as an imaginative table, a plan object, with its overhanging top and sharp-looking metal base.‎ WOODEN TOPS : in 40 mm thick matt stained strong European pecan or regular strong oak with smoothed out edges.‎ CERAMIC STONEWARE TOPS : in 6 mm thick full body ceramic stoneware (metallic anthracite, white marble-impact or white) stuck onto a 12 mm thick dark or white lacquered MDF put off somewhat from the edge of the top and screwed to a 12 cm steel support put off 12 cm from the edge of the top.‎ The rectangular tables L 200/220/240 are just accessible with fixed tops.‎ The rectangular table L 180 is accessible with a fixed or extending top (with 1 x fundamental 59 cm extension).‎ ‘ In the wooden forms (normal oak and pecan) the expansion (W 59 cm) is coordinated to the top.‎ The top and augmentation are in 25 mm thick strong wood ; the squares from which they are contained are organized transitionally to guarantee progression between the presence of the top and that of the augmentation, and to guarantee that the highest point of the augmentation and the highest points of the two half tops sit flush with one another when the augmentation is in place.‎