Sander Table – Round, D 480, H 400 – Clear – Glass
from 2 897 $
Swedish glassmaking tradition meets high tech in this exquisite side table, consisting of a hand blown, conical base attached to a hardened glass top using ultraviolet cured adhesive.
Sander Table – Round, D 480, H 400 – Clear – Glass
from 2 897 $
Swedish glassmaking tradition meets high tech in this exquisite side table, consisting of a hand blown, conical base attached to a hardened glass top using ultraviolet cured adhesive.
Consider the placement of this table to avoid objects from falling on it or being bumped into. This table is strong and durable, however take care not to put too much pressure or load on the table top and avoid placing sharp or rough objects on the surface. Dust the surfaces regularly, you can use either glass cleaner and paper towels or a lint-free towel to clean the glass surface from fingerprints and other stains. Be sure to change out towels as they get damp and dirty, this will help to prevent any streaking of the surface. Never use razor blades or anything similar to remove anything stuck to the surface, blades or scrapers can dislodge ‘pickup’ on toughened glass, these are fine particles that are fused to the surface during toughening, once dislodged they can scratch the surface.
- Seat height:
- Top size:
- Base size:
- Width: 555 mm / 21.85 inch
- Length: 555 mm / 21.85 inch
- Height: 475 mm / 18.7 inch
- Weight: 12 kg / 26.46 lb
- Volume:
Traceability
Certified Quality
90 KG of CO2
“Glass is a fascinating material – clear, pure and uncomplicated visually. But when you get into the process of working with it, it’s incredibly complicated. There are many rules and restrictions, so I wanted to play with contrast of how it looks so simple but needs a lot of precision in the production process.”
- Chris Martin
About the collection
The first sketch of Sander was perhaps as simple as the Tim Robbins sketch of the hula hoop in the movie The Hudsucker Proxy. From above Sander is made out to just be three concentric circles, where the top, neck and base connect with the tabletop. In reality there is a lot more to it.
Sander’s cone base is mouth blown into a steel mold. When producing the first table a great deal of effort went into producing the mold and working with the glass blower, in order to get a consistent quality in the wall thickness of the cone.
Sander’s Top is made of a hardened furniture glass, which gives the table a nice mix of industrial glass and hand processed glass. The two parts connect at a thin neck, which was only possible by using a UV cured adhesive, actually stronger than the glass itself.
The table is named after Massproductions founder, Magnus Elebäck’s son.
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