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Elfen Ergodesk table top, 140 x 80 cm, white

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Elfen Ergodesk table top, 140 x 80 cm, white

99,00 €
Kuumakse alates 3.45
1355312

KL-M-W-1400x800

6430070850627

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High-quality and sturdy Elfen Ergodesk tabletop, the board is ideal as a companion to the electric frame. The sturdy tabletop can withstand even heavier weight and is also well suited for screen arms attached to the edge of the table. Please note that there are no pre-drilled holes in the table top, because the table top fits several different frame types. You can attach the tabletop to any part of the frame you want.

Made in Finland from KoskiMel board, which is about 90% wood. The clean wood raw material guarantees the high quality and easy workability of the chipboard. KoskiMel boards belong to the best M1 category in the emission classification of surface materials.

Cleaning: With a soft cloth or paper and a mildly alkaline cleaning agent; the toughest stains can be removed with alcohol or a cleaning agent containing alcohol.

  • Size: 140 x 80 cm
  • Thickness: 25 mm
  • White melamine coating
  • Durable chipboard
  • Raw material: Sawdust and wood chips produced as a byproduct of Koski's wood industry
  • Made in Finland
  • Formaldehyde class: Class E1 EN 312
  • Base board: Chipboard meeting the requirements of standard EN 312
  • Coating: Paper impregnated with melamine resin
  • Emission classification: M1 emission class of building material

The raw material used by Koskinen, wood, is an ecological and renewable material that binds carbon throughout its life cycle. Koskinen's plywood products are manufactured in Finland according to strict regulations that support sustainable development. Koskinen is a pioneer in environmental matters in the Finnish forest industry. The wood procurement chain is always precisely known. Finnish forests are mostly privately owned, and their owners are very committed to long-term and sustainable forest management. Every year, Finnish forests grow more than wood is cut from them. This guarantees a raw material that respects the environment and complies with sustainable development.