Designer of Boxa, Brad Nicholls has created a new addition: U-Box – again playing on the use of the ‘box joint’.
October 1st, 2014
This structural woodworking detail is exposed on the ‘U’ shaped leg detail. U-Box is a well-crafted table in solid timber and an anchor point in any space.
Turn U-Box into a meeting table by adding a custom power outlet or have the ability to add many other accessories by adding Zenith Ctrl.
With three standard sizes and custom sizes available on request, U-Box is the perfect addition to any office, home or café/restaurant providing the warmth and craftsmanship of timber.
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