Piedistallo file (M)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Il piedistallo (M) è un mobile contenitore da ufficio progettato per un'organizzazione efficiente in un ingombro compatto. Un cassetto poco profondo di 6 pollici e un cassetto più profondo di 14 pollici per l'archiviazione di documenti tengono i documenti a portata di mano, mentre le rotelle nascoste gli consentono di scivolare ordinatamente sotto una scrivania. Disponibile in 7 colori di superficie standard, aggiunge una finitura più personalizzata e adattabile allo spazio di lavoro.
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Piedistallo file (M)
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What is the USM Haller modular system?
Designed in 1963 by Swiss architect Fritz Haller for the USM company headquarters, the Haller system is built around a chrome-plated steel ball joint that connects tubular steel frames, creating a reconfigurable furniture architecture. Its modularity means individual pieces like the File Pedestal can be integrated into larger storage or shelving configurations over time.
Is the File Pedestal (M) compatible with other USM Haller units?
Yes. The File Pedestal shares the same structural DNA and dimensional logic as all USM Haller components, so it can be positioned as a standalone piece or configured alongside larger Haller storage and shelving units within the same workspace.
What colors are available for the USM Haller File Pedestal (M)?
The pedestal is available in seven powder-coated steel panel colors, which form the standard USM Haller palette. These range from neutral whites and greys to deeper tones, allowing the piece to align with a broad range of interior and office contexts.
How is the USM Haller system manufactured?
USM Haller furniture is produced at the company's factory in Münsingen, Switzerland, where it has been made since the system's inception. Each piece is made to order, and the chrome-plated steel connectors and powder-coated panels are held to consistent manufacturing tolerances across the entire product family.
Who designed the USM Haller system?
The system was developed collaboratively by Fritz Haller, a Swiss architect known for his modular structural thinking, and Paul Schärer, who led the USM company. Schärer commissioned Haller to design the company's new headquarters, and the furniture system grew organically from that architectural project.
