Ripple
Wall unit in water-resistant 12 mm lacquered MDF with grooved glass door with handle and interior shelf in ordinary glass.
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RIPPLE is a small cabinet for the bathroom - perfect for storing wellness and beauty items. The cabinet has a corrugated glass door with a lacquered handle. Inside is a glass shelf, positioned 18.3 cm from the top. The RIPPLE cabinet is only available with suspension rails. The RIPPLE cabinet is certified by the Danish Indoor Climate label and the official EU ecolabel, making it a safe choice for you and your environment. It comes in Montana's poetic color palette of 41 shades. RIPPLE is available in water-resistant MDF without pilot holes. The cabinet is bathroom-approved, but should not be placed where direct contact with water will occur.
| Total height (cm) | Â 46.80 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | Â 35.40 cm |
| Depth (cm) | Â 20.00 cm |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | Â 2.00 an |
| SKU | MON_250131_ref |
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Peter J. Lassen
Born in 1930, Peter J. Lassen is a Danish architect and designer. Starting as a naval officer, he decided to convert to the furniture industry.
Then began a collaboration with various architects such as Arne Jacobsen ...
