Item No.
100202842
OE1 Shelf Liner
$50.00
Item No.
100202842
OE1 Shelf Liner
$50.00
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- A fabric liner that adds color and texture to your OE1 Trolley.
- Made of a durable polyester-blend fabric.
- Magnetic backing keeps liner flat and secure, and allows for easy removal.
- .062" H 19.27" W 10.33" D
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- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin for Herman Miller
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OE1 Shelf Liner
OE1 Shelf Liner
$50.00
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Details
Further the functionality of your OE1 Trolley by adding this felt-like fabric liner that fits perfectly in the top tray. Hush fabric is a durable blend of 80% polyester and 20% viscose, and has a slight mélange appearance, adding visual depth and texture. The magnetic backing keeps the liner securely in place, and allows for quick and easy removal.
- A fabric liner that adds color and texture to your OE1 Trolley.
- Made of a durable polyester-blend fabric.
- Magnetic backing keeps liner flat and secure, and allows for easy removal.
- Trolley sold separately.
- Brand
- Herman Miller
- Collection
- OE1 Collection
- General Dimensions
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- .062" H 19.27" W 10.33" D
- Product Weight
- 1.13 lbs
- Assembly
- Requires Assembly
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Trolley Shelf Liner
- Height (in): .062
- Width (in): 19.27
- Depth (in): 10.33
- Weight (lbs): 1.13
- Hush fabric, 80% polyester, 20% viscose
- 0.5mm-thick magnetic backing
Sam Hecht and Kim Colin
Together, Kim Colin and Sam Hecht are partners in London-based design firm Industrial Facility, founded jointly in 2002, where they approach architecture and industrial design by carefully considering context in combination with minimalist aesthetics and real-world utility.
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