Muuto's Linear Steel cover protects Linear Steel tables and benches and tables from 70/70 collection from rain and dirt. The cover also keeps patio furniture safe during winter. Measuring 220 x 90 cm, the cover is made of durable PVC-coated polyester that is highly resistant to all weather conditions.
Cover, 220 x 90 cm, black
Muuto
Description
Muuto's Linear Steel cover protects Linear Steel tables and benches and tables from 70/70 collection from rain and dirt. The cover also keeps patio furniture safe during winter. Measuring 220 x 90 cm, the cover is made of durable PVC-coated polyester that is highly resistant to all weather conditions.
Product details (7)
- Material
- PVC coated polyester
- Colour
- Black
- Length
- 225.9 cm
- Width
- 124 cm
- Height
- 78.5 cm
- Care instructions
- Clean with a damp cloth. If necessary, use a mild detergent or dish-washing liquid, not concentrated.
- Notes
- Please make sure that both the piece of furniture and the inside of the cover is completely dry before putting the cover on.
- Product ID
Designer
Thomas Bentzen is a Danish designer who graduated from the Copenhagen Design School in 2003. Bentzen founded his own design office in 2010 and is also part of the Copenhagen REMOVE design group. Before setting up his own office, Bentzen worked for five years at Danish firm Louise Campbell.
Bentzen has worked in various fields of design, ranging from tableware to interior design and from furniture to industrial design. His designs are often characterized by a clear, playful and graphic touch, with an aim to test the boundaries of different materials within the boundaries of form, functionality and sustainable design. Bentzen’s designs have been seen in numerous exhibitions around the world, and he has worked with brands such as Louis Poulsen, Hay and Muuto.
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