Glass Tennis Table EFFETTO 71 by Adriano Design for Teckell
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The Glass Tennis Table EFFETTO 71 was designed by Adriano Design for Teckell and manufactured in Italy.
Teckell® Effetto 71 elevates table tennis with a combination of premium glass and natural materials, delivering professional-level playing and unmatched style. The low iron tempered glass table top, though transparent, is remarkably solid, and the American walnut legs draw inspiration from the sleek lines of 1950s and 60s Italian design. It takes a simple movement to transform this game table into a minimal living room table. Designed for indoor use.
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Product Details
Color: Beige, Clear
Materials: Tempered Glass, Wood
Dimensions (cm): H 76.5 x W 137 x D 274
Dimensions (in): H 30.1 x W 53.9 x D 107.8
Weight: 250 Kg
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