Spin II
Shelf module in MDF 12 mm panel thickness.More info
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The Montana SPIN II is the second magnificent member of the Montana storage furniture collection, designed for vinyl enthusiasts and novices alike. With a total of three pre-configured models, you can now choose exactly the right piece of furniture to fit the size of your particular vinyl collection. Not to mention a must-have module for all enthusiasts. Montana's innovative SPIN range is designed to retain its functionality and aesthetics over time. A subtle but significant detail is the inclusion of cable glands in the design. This is precisely how you can immerse yourself in an excellent sound experience without worrying about tangled cables.
| Total height (cm) | 69.60 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | 69.60 cm |
| Depth (cm) | 46.00 cm |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| SKU | MON_250162_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 ...
