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Paper collector TMP Normal used

Chrome-plated, Condition: Normal used

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Specifications
Dimensions
Height 37.0
Min. Height 37.0
Max. Height 37.0
Depth 37.0
Width 27.0
Weight 2.0
Color & Material
Main color Chrome-plated
Material Metal
Brand & Warranty
Brand TMP
Guarantee No warranty
Assembly & Packaging
Mounted Yes
Assembly Complexity No assembly
Certificates
Certificates Swissmade
An object should be more than just beautiful. That's why the TMP Paper Collector exists. This openly designed, straight-lined and functional paper collector made of chrome-plated steel wire has sold over a million copies worldwide. Designed in 1989 by designer Willi Glaeser, a magazine is easy to find in the tray, even if it's far down in the stack. Thanks to the open shape, the collected pile of paper can be easily bundled for waste paper.

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An object should be more than just beautiful. That's why the TMP Paper Collector exists. This openly designed, straight-lined and functional paper collector made of chrome-plated steel wire has sold over a million copies worldwide. Designed in 1989 by designer Willi Glaeser, a magazine is easy to find in the tray, even if it's far down in the stack. Thanks to the open shape, the collected pile of paper can be easily bundled for waste paper.