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Details
| Product type | Sideboard |
| Dimensions |  Overall (1) Height: 74 cm (2) Length: 153 cm (3) Depth: 38 cm Ball centre to ball centre (1) Height: 70 + 4 cm (2) Length: 150 cm (3) Depth: 35 cm |
| Material | Panels: Metal, powder coated Structure: Steel, chrome plated Ball: Brass, chrome plated |
| Variants | Optionally available with extension or drop-down doors |
| Colours |               |
| Colour chart | Request a USM Haller Colour Fan |
| Function & Properties | Sideboard can be extended in all directions Inflammable class 1 |
| Care | Chrome plated, powder coated and glass elements should be cleaned with a damp, light cloth and subsequently dried. Stubborn stains can be cleaned with glass cleaner or water mixed with ethanol in a ratio of 10:1 |
| Awards & Mueums | Permanent collection, MoMA, New York |
| Certificates | Inflammable class 1 (DIN 4102) GREENGUARD - Indoor Air Quality LEED "Green Directive" |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product datasheet | Please click on picture for detailed information (ca. 1,6 MB). |
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FAQ
Can extension drawers be added to an existing sideboard?
The addition of extension doors is not recommended as it is a complicated process that also requires exchanging panels. The addition of an extension door should only be undertaken by a qualified USM Haller technician.
Can drop-down doors be added to an existing sideboard?
With a little technical know-how drop-down doors can be added to an existing USM Haller sideboard.
Is their an optical difference between drop-down and extension doors?
No. The front of the doors is identical
Modular Office Furniture: USM units in various sizes
Design
In context of a 1963 commission from the Swiss ironmongery and metalsmith concern U. Schärer Söhne the architect Fritz Haller developed the USM Haller storage system. Initially only intended for the firms own offices, Haller's system quickly developed to a contemporary design classic, helped along the way by commissions such as the furnishing of the offices of the R