upper stepladder
by Alberto Meda from Kartell
upper stepladder
Design Alberto Meda with Paolo Rizzatto, 2000
Chromed steel and polycarbonate
Made in Italy by Kartell
A successful combination of form and substance: the technique for processing the polycarbonate, as well as giving it certain aesthetic appeal, makes this practical step-ladder exceptionally resistant and functional. The metal structure is solid, welded to the transparent polycarbonate, polished and crystalline body. The non-skid steps are practical and safe. Ideal to be displayed by itself or by a bookcase in the lounge, in the kitchen, bathroom or night zone.
open: 23.3" h | 18" w | 22.75" d | 10 lbs.
folded: 30.75" h | 18" w | 6.75" d
weight limit: 280 lbs.
Chromed steel and polycarbonate
Made in Italy by Kartell
A successful combination of form and substance: the technique for processing the polycarbonate, as well as giving it certain aesthetic appeal, makes this practical step-ladder exceptionally resistant and functional. The metal structure is solid, welded to the transparent polycarbonate, polished and crystalline body. The non-skid steps are practical and safe. Ideal to be displayed by itself or by a bookcase in the lounge, in the kitchen, bathroom or night zone.
open: 23.3" h | 18" w | 22.75" d | 10 lbs.
folded: 30.75" h | 18" w | 6.75" d
weight limit: 280 lbs.
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Alberto Meda
Alberto Meda was the technical manager of Kartell in charge of development of furniture and plastic equipment. Meda came to design from engineering, bringing with him a pragmatic mind, and an attention to details as well as formal concerns.
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