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Designer: Werner Aisslinger
Level 34 is built on a bench system that creates a platform 34 cm off the fl oor. It is the basic element for containers, cabinets, shelving, tables, seatings and cabling and keeps everything up where you can reach it. |
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Level 34 is a landscape of elements that sit on top of the bench. Each element performs a specifi c task: storage, work surface, seating, etc. |
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The Level 34 landscape becomes the base for everything around you: from telephones, computers, monitors, printers and copiers to books, paperwork and files. |
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Level 34 is designed around a continuous wire channel that runs through the bench and through the individual elements allowing you to get power and data where you need it. The interconnecting base stands 34 cm high and incorporates cable management. |
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The innovative horizontal and vertical cable channels allow flexible office planning without having to consider double flooring or the positioning of cable outlets. |
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The Level 34 concept is constructive, the system is built of discreet elements. Level 34’s elevated bench incorporates cable management and unifies all the various functional elements that sit atop it and give the entire system a light, weightless quality. The generic elements form a lot of different combinations for specific functions from home to office. |
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The Level 34 bench serves as a power and data spine as well as a base for organizational elements and seating. The variety of elements allows for innumerable planning scenarios from individual and home applications to multiworker office spaces. |
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