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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Thanks | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | jennifer Beattie | General discussion | |
| Thanks Thanks for the link, but i was wondering also where i could find the diameter of the steel that is used, all the detailed measurments. Thanks | |||||
| some more informations | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | metking | General discussion | |
| some more informations Hi, the lamp is 50 cm (diameter). It is produced in very thin plastic (12 shades) with chromed rings (conect the shades). i know i saw this lamp in a book but can´t remember wich book or magazin and designer. it would be very nice if you could help id. | |||||
| A less invasive solution, | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Monochrome | General discussion | |
| A less invasive solution, for a single stem, might be a small-diameter test tube secured at the lower end with a dab of wax or double-sided tape. | |||||
| If anyone has the really... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | donsof | General discussion | |
| If anyone has the really... If anyone has the really early T shaped pulls... Let me know. I would like to know the real diameter of the main post and the T. I would also like to know the overall depth and width. I would purchase some if I could just find one or more. By the way, the brass ones are really brass plated. The rings are the pretty ones, and I think there are two different inside diameters. thanks | |||||
| Sorry for the delayed... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| ... the best way to remedy this problem is quite simple. Drill a small hole where the tack would be nailed, something like 2x the diameter of the tack. Insert a dowel, with space allowed for expansion once the tack nail has been hammered in. Some glue could be applied for additional hold. Once this has been done, the integrity of the wood frame remains intact. As I'm now discovering, my Risom chair is riddled with holes from staples & nails...each new hole weakens the respective area and prone to cracking/breaking. The dowel approach allows for infinite n ... | |||||
| No pics, sorry | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... store. Do you have a source for black Danish paper cord? I've never seen any. If you do decide to try weaving this seat, get the Caner's Handbook (sold by Frank's Cane & Rush supply--i think it has a longer name but I'm too lazy to go look it up). The weaving involves doing sort of a double figure 8 around each corner, working from the outside to the center. It's really, really easy to skip one part of the figure eights and end up going back the other way for a few turns before you realize it doesn't look quite right. And it can look deceptively right w ... | |||||
| There are of course... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... is the story of Henry Klein's invention of re-enforced foamed polystyrene. Henry Klein was a Norwegian student of Finn Juhl. At the time he graduated from Frederiksberg technical school, early 50ties, Finn Juhl was a quite vocal advocate for the use of plastics in furniture. Back in Kristiansand the young interior designer started to experiment with foamed Polystyrene or Styrofoam. He found some help at the Grenax Plastic Company where he worked with Rolf Torjussen. They ended up patenting a re-enforced version of the now well-known Styrofoam. The foam is p ... | |||||
| Rug vs. Coffee Table | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| Rug vs. Coffee Table Here's my dilemma. My diamond & Baratta coffee table is huuuge (72 inch diameter) and I love how it looks on a white Flokati rug but I can't find those rugs much bigger than what I've already got, which is like 7 ft. x 9 ft. or so. So, I'm still searching for a giant Flokati that's more in proportion to the table. When I do find one, I'm sure that I will then complain that it is covering up too much of the beautiful parquet floors, but that will be a problem for another day. | |||||
| Second production bases? | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | dready | General discussion | |
| Second production bases? Didn't second production bases have the metal glides. Also - what diameter are your referring to in your measurements? | |||||
| Hi I believe he means... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | donsof | General discussion | |
| Hi I believe he means... Hi I believe he means compact fluorescent, as they produce way less heat. From the modernica website: All of the Bubble Lamps are UL Rated for up to 150 watt bulbs, except for the Small Saucer style which is UL Rated for 60 watts. The small saucer is 17 inch diameter. Don | |||||
| I wish I could visualize it | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| I wish I could visualize it Is it the diamond face on a lathed spindle? If so, it's 2252, one of those crazy spindle clocks designed by Irving Harper 17" high, 8" wide and 6" diameter. I don't know a hexagon table model..... | |||||
| What do you all think | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| What do you all think about this lacquer situation? The movers damaged my diamond and Baratta table that has a high lacquer marine blue finish. The piece that they "tweaked" is still attached, but just barely. The insurance company sent out an appraiser who has recommended a PIANO refinisher. Do you think he/she will be the appropriate person to fix it? I will try to take a clear picture of the damaged chip. One more thing, in case you think I am being too anal, this table weighs about 800 lbs (the round glass alone is 62" in diameter). I just know tha ... | |||||
| Okay | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... They are slightly rounded. However, Modernica has been known to change their base design (e.g. low rod base, for sure). Squared-off end is easier to fabricate. Under the cap nut there is a small black spacer which is also plastic. This appears to be the case with the ones in the listing as well. I haven't seen the original Herman Miller glides so I don't know if both spacers were used or just the larger one. For grins, I just broke out the micrometer: Reproduction base: ~9.8 mm diameter Vitra re-issue base: ~8.8 mm Herman Miller base: ~7.8 mm So I was ... | |||||
| Fiction | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | LuciferSum | General discussion | |
| Fiction Bertoia left the Eames Office in 46, immediately after the debut of the plywood chairs. The prototypes of the Eames' wire chairs show entirely different manners of creating a grid than Bertoia's chairs. EamesDesign states: "The possibility of making a wire chair was first considered at the time the Office was refining the fiberglass chairs" - 1949 So, why would a chair looking remarkably like the finished version of the Eames chair end up on a base which looks remarkably like the finished version of the Bertoia chair, when both designers worked sep ... | |||||
| There's lots of Eames table options | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| There's lots of Eames table options You can get Eames tables in all sorts of sizes. Some are only available through Herman Miller's contract/office division, but here's what's available: options Base styles-Segmented, contract, and universal; all have adjustable glides. Top shapes-Round, square, oval, or rectangular in 36 sizes. finishes 7 column finishes 8 base finishes 22 laminate tops with 10 vinyl edge finishes 17 veneer tops with 10 vinyl and 16 veneer edge finishes sizes Round: 30" to 96" diameter; 16" or 28 1/2"h Square: 30" to 42"; 28 1/2"h Oval: 36 ... | |||||
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