Quodes Empire Bookcase
EMPIRE BOOKCASE
EMPIRE BOOKCASE
Designed By Alfredo Häberli
“Furniture sculpture”, suitable for storing books and exhibiting objects. This ‘furniture sculpture’ consists of 21 different panels, each with different angles: the mounting and lacquering requires patience and excellent craftsmanship
INFORMATION
MATERIALS
‘Empire’ is made of 17 mm thick MDF panels, lacquered in satin colours. The lacquer has a textured finish
DIMENSIONS
- Length : 45 cm
- Height : 200 cm
- Depth : 35 cm
COLORS
Satin Traffic White (Ral 9016) is the standard colour. Any other satin or regular RAL colour is possible. Even most NCS colours can be delivered. Surcharge applies.
ALFREDO HÄBERLI - DESIGNER
Alfredo Häberli was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1964. Today, he is an internationally established designer based in Zurich. He manages to unite tradition with innovation, joy and energy in his designs. The result are works with companies such as Alias, Camper, Iittala, Kvadrat, Luceplan, Moroso and Volvo.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
CONSTRUCTION
Empire is technically an extremely challenging product. It requires 3D milling equipment with the highest possible precision and is made with a high level of craftsmanship, delicate assembly and lacquering process.
DELIVERY AND MAINTENANCE
We deliver Empire fully mounted. For export destinations, we recommend packaging in a wooden crate. Empire is equipped with adjustable feet, so it is easy to level the cabinet in a perfectly horizontal position. Empire can be installed freestanding. Nevertheless, we recommend for security reasons to place Empire against a wall.
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MAINTAIN AND CLEANING
For the optimal preservation it is important to avoid any contact with sharp objects, hot or chemical liquids. Remove spilled liquids immediately. Never use any chemical liquids and / or abrasives. Keep the surfaces clean with a feather duster. If required, uxse a moist cloth or a little bit of soapy water and finish the cleaning with a dry cloth. A constant temperature and humidity of the air are important factors for the preservation of Empire.
