Examples of using Tecta in English and their translations into German
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The Tecta conference chair is 69 cm wide and 61 cm deep.
The desk K2D is part of the Tecta Oblique series.
The TECTA Kragstuhlmuseum was created on the company's premises in Lauenförde in 1979.
The mobile desk K3CR is part of the Tecta Oblique series.
The Tecta chair has even made it into the ranks of design classics.
Upholstered cushions are available in all Tecta fabrics, leathers and in 8mm thick felt.
The design firstwent into mass production in the late 1950s, after Könecke established TECTA in Lauenförde.
The Tecta runner glides are suitable for all Tecta Cantilever Chairs and are designed to prevent scratches on sensitive floors.
The Kragstuhl for which the German furniture manufacturer Tecta is well known is perfectly complemented by the free-swinging Oblique K3 table.
Select in addition fi you want the body in black,white or stainless steel and order the Bauhaus classic by Tecta here in our Online-Shop.
Bauhaus-Design in its purest form: the cantilever chair D43 by Tecta also known as Kragstuhl D43 is a must for all fans of this decade.
Orte 5 took Tecta to the vibrant mega-metropolis Tokyo this year to visit a long-standing partner who is a very popular dealer in Japan: Actus.
The Kasa stackabletrays were designed by Wolfgang Hartauer for Tecta in 2017 and bring order to the desk in a most playful way.
Faithfully reproduced by TECTA, this extraordinary object is also available in a smaller sofa-table edition at the suggestion of Erich Brendel.
The F51 armchair was designed in 1920 by the then Bauhaus director Walter Gropius for his room in Weimar andhas been faithfully produced since 1986 by Tecta.
The commode S41 by Marcel Breuer for Tecta with rollers is a real Bauhaus classic and a stylish alternative to common trolleys.
Hanne Willmann has always had a penchant for Bauhaus, most recently because of her teaching assignment in Dessau,and now due to the new S4 display cabinet, which she has created for Tecta.
The Meterware accessories from Tecta were designed by Wolfgang Hartauer and are part of an office accessory collection, including the meterware tray.
One of the most programmatic designs from the Bauhaus school is the so-called Bauhaus-cradle by the designer, artist and architect Peter Keler,which today is produced by the furniture manufacturer Tecta.
The Tecta chair designs from 1997 are formally very similar to a design by the French designer Jean Prouvé and are typically covered with a woven material.
The basic idea for this impressive chair the Bauhaus designer Marcel Breuer already came up with in 1976-but only today the Tecta B 25 receives thanks to the high end manual production the tribute it is entitled to.
The so-called Kragstuhl from Tecta is a seat without rear legs, and which, unlike the classic Bauhaus cantilever chairs, does not swing, but is rigid.
The design is based on Jean Prouvé's 1924"tube aplati" construction principle, and which utilises partly flattened roundtubes to increase stability in the chair design and to which Tecta has a patent.
‚¬Â 996,00 K36 Bench- design Andree Weissert- Tecta K36 bench is designed by Andree Weissert for Tecta with structure in ash stained black, white, red, yellow, petrol blue….
Ati Gropius-Johansen, daughter of the Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, came to the inauguration of the exhibition from the USA and thus emphasized the long friendship of the Gropius and Breuer families-the basis for the 30-year cooperation with TECTA in Lauenförde.
For extra stowage: S43 by Tecta is a commode created by Marcel Breuer with rollers which offers nine drawers for various items making it essential at work.
In Wolfgang Hartauer, Andree Weißert and Daniel Lorch you will find three of our leading protagonists in the Tecta catalogue, who have really pulled out all the stops for the Tecta brand with their young way of thinking and sound training, making their extraordinary but down-to-earth products ready for serial production.
The majority of Tecta designs are not created on a computer, but as a real prototype in the company's own workshops- this commitment to real craftsmanship guaranteeing the high quality of the Tecta products.
Peter Keler's Bauhaus-Cradle, produced today by Tecta, in both the classic and a slightly smaller version, was originally part of a geometric series of beds for men, women and toddlers.
The trim width of the offline coater is 2,450 mm. Captions Tecta is a 100% biodegradable dispersion coated barrier board that replaces oil based plastics and aluminium in packages that demand water, water vapour, grease and heat resistance.