Diva
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- Australia
- 4 Weeks
With Diva, there is always more than meets the eye. Go beyond the striking wooden exterior and discover a host of ingenious design elements, each cleverly concealed within the solid timber build and die-cast aluminium features. Diva’s hidden secrets include powered legs that seamlessly run wires up from the floor, while a hidden under-carriage conceals power leads.
- Dimensions Various Dimensions
Rectangular, square or round table tops in a range of sizes
White Ash legs and undercarriage panels are finished in matte raw lacquer
Framework powdercoated white or black
- Stain finishes
- Various powdercoat colours
- 25mm tops available in veneer or commercial melamine
- Edge options: square, sharknose with ABS edge or timber veneer or ABS on commercial melamine or laminate
ECF & HFA Core
ecf & HFA’s core range has been carefully considered to ensure a premium range of products. A focus on quality and Australian design is noticeable in this range. The majority of the products are manufactured locally within Australia. Careful consideration has been taken to ensure products are fit-for-purpose, ergonomically sound, reasonably priced, and environmentally friendly wherever possible.
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