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2D material legend in table form.

2D surface legend in table form.

2D Revision History table. Shows one row per each Change. Cells containing common Revision or Issue data are merged. To be placed onto a Master Layout, this element lists the current Layout's Revision History automatically; based on data found in the Layout's settings. Customizable content and appearance.

2D Revision History table. Shows one row per each Change. Cells containing common Revision or Issue data are merged. To be placed onto a Master Layout, this element lists the current Layout's Revision History automatically; based on data found in the Layout's settings. Customizable content and appearance.

2D Revision History table. Shows one row per each Revision. Cells containing Change data show all included Changes. To be placed onto a Master Layout, this element lists the current Layout's Revision History automatically; based on data found in the Layout's settings. Customizable content and appearance.

2D Revision History table. Shows one row per each Revision. Cells containing Change data show all included Changes. To be placed onto a Master Layout, this element lists the current Layout's Revision History automatically; based on data found in the Layout's settings. Customizable content and appearance.

Sound absorber upholstered in fabric. Row with 4 panels. Total height incl, 50 mm spacing between panels is 1550 mm. One panel is 350 mmx 350 mm. Panel is attached to wall. Available without wall spacer, or with wall spacer in white painted sheet steel, 50 mm or 100 mm.

It’s no coincidence that Softline has become a timeless classic. Its ingeniously simple design and friendly feel, combined with its excellent sound-absorbency properties, make it a functional favourite in workplaces worldwide. The screen consists of a sound-absorbent filling mounted inside a solid wood frame. The screen is upholstered with fabric on both sides. Metal feet (colours: chrome, black, white, and grey). Heights available: 5, 50 or 100 mm. The connectors make it possible to link multiple screens in a row or at an angle.

The 120 cm gas hob has a minimalist design with five burners in a row and includes a powerful professional 4 kW double crown burner and a wok adapter so you can serve up excellent results time after time.<br>The cast-iron pan supports are dishwasher safe. <br>Select the installation that really fit your needs: standard installation or flush for a perfectly alignment with your worktop.

The Goggle 2 bicycle bollard is an efficient combination of metal hoops and a freestanding pole. Sleek metal rings at the top provide fixtures where bicycles can be securely locked. The bicycle bollards can be positioned in a long row or arranged in curving shapes to complement the landscape around them.

The Mobilia bicycle shelter is contemporary in style and architectural in scope. Several can be installed in a row to form a longer length, or placed back-to-back to create a double structure. Made from sheets of UV-resistant polycarbonate, the roof was designed with the same considerations as a modern building. The gradient encourages rain to run off and the design avoids deep gutters that trap leaves. The steel parts in the frame are C4 treated, zinc-electroplated and powder-coated. The frame and bicycle wheel holders can be bolted to a pre-cast concrete base for easy assembly. Design: Sydväst Architect

The Mobilia bicycle shelter is contemporary in style and architectural in scope. Several can be installed in a row to form a longer length, or placed back-to-back to create a double structure. Made from sheets of UV-resistant polycarbonate, the roof was designed with the same considerations as a modern building. The gradient encourages rain to run off and the design avoids deep gutters that trap leaves. The steel parts in the frame are C4 treated, zinc-electroplated and powder-coated. The frame and bicycle wheel holders can be bolted to a pre-cast concrete base for easy assembly. Design: Sydväst Architect.

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén.

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén.

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén.

Like the wings of a bird, the roof of the Seagull bicycle shelter is made in an aerodynamic shape that appears to be lifting in flight. The overhead structure is crafted in streamlined supporting struts attached to a central girder and bolted to round supports. The roof is available as a single structure for sheltering one row of bicycles or as a double-sided design that stretches across two rows. Seagull is available in standard lengths of four, six and eight metres. Design: Kristofer Hansén.

The modular design of this bicycle shelter makes it possible to create a unique building. Sections can be aligned in a row to create a long narrow shelter, or positioned in ‘L’ or ‘U’ shapes to make efficient use of the space they occupy. The roof height is customisable, enabling the shelter to be lower, if necessary. Trellises attached to the sides form supports for creeping vines, making an attractive addition to green areas or providing the potential for plant life in an urban setting. Design: Bernt Fröderberg