Set on a midcentury-style tripod base, the Lyon collection boasts a sophisticated fiber-reinforced concrete table top that gives it a modern, minimalist quality without the heavy lifting. Each cement top is hand-poured and finished with a clear wax sealant to create a natural, authentically industrial look.
- With a unique mix of materials and finishes, this sofa table blurs the lines between mid-century, industrial and modern; versatile piece can be used as a console table, sofa table or entryway table
- Top is made of fiber-reinforced concrete, which is real concrete with reduced permeability and improved impact/abrasion resistance
- Foam-core construction technology dramatically reduces the weight of the table top
- One-piece base consists of tubular steel legs welded to curved solid steel stretchers in a brushed bronze finish
- Semi-porous wax finish over natural cement; unattended spills may leave stains
- Hand brushed, powder coated metal finish
- Top is 2 inches thick, metal stretchers are 1 inch thick with 5 inch floor clearance below; legs are fitted with adjustable levelers
- Simple assembly procedure involves bolting the base to the top, allow 15 minutes
- Dust frequently with a clean, lint-free cloth. Clean with a soft, damp cloth soaked in mild soap and water; dry throughly. Do not use acidic cleaning products as it can damage the surface of the product. We recommend, ensuring the longevity of the product, to re-wax the table surface periodically, every 3 to 6 months depending on use, with a stone floor wax with a paraffin base
| Dimensions: |
17" W x 30" H x 17" D |
| Weight: |
93 lbs |
| Cubes: |
23.5 |
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Type:
Cabinets / Consoles
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Width:
48"
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Height:
30"
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Depth:
16"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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