Neto Structural Polyurethane & Metal Dining Table

Description

Base: Molded structural polyurethane (BAYDUR® 60) with metal load-bearing structure and counterweight plate screwed onto the base. Protective felt pads. Available in a glossy Pewter-color- ed finish. Top: Two sheets of MDF glued together with a fixing plate inside to fix the top to the base. The clearly ‘50s and ‘60s inspired Neto table features a tapered chalice-like column and perfectly balanced base. It is crafted of structural polyurethane, a lightweight but durable material that produces a perfectly smooth surface, allowing the brilliant Pewter color (exclusive Minotti Studio shade) glossy lacquer finish to shine. The top of the Neto table is available in a round shape with beveled edges. Top in glossy lacquered polyester, Paliss-B-Peltro, allowing for fascinating, creative interplays of colors and materials. Architect and designer Rodolfo Dordoni was born in Milan, where he graduated in Architecture. Responsible in the past for the art direction of Artemide (glass collection), Cappellini (from 1979 to 1989), Fontana Arte (furniture collection), Foscarini (lamps), Minotti (from 1998 until today) and Roda, he designs for various companies, including Artemide, Cappellini, Cassina, Dornbracht, Driade, Emu, Ernestomeda, Fiam Italia, Flos, Flou, Fontana Arte, Foscarini, Jab, Matteo Grassi, Minotti, Molteni & C., Moroso, Olivari, Pamar, Roda, RB Rossana, Sambonet, Serralunga, The Rug Company, Venini. Minotti is an Italian company with a solid reputation at an international level as an excellent expression of “Made in Italy” in the field of contemporary furniture design and ambassador of a classic-modern lifestyle in the residential and hospitality segments Care: Given the total weight, it is recommended that maximum care be taken when positioning and moving the table (the Ø 100 cm base weighs 118 Kg+). This weight was intentional to increase the stability of the table.