Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the USM Haller T69 table?

The T69 was designed by Swiss architects Fritz Haller and Paul Schärer, who developed the USM Haller modular system in 1969. Haller contributed the structural logic and Schärer the connector technology, resulting in a system still produced to its original specifications.

Is linoleum a practical surface for a work or dining table?

Linoleum is a highly durable, naturally derived surface made from linseed oil, wood flour, cork dust, and resins. It resists scratches and everyday wear, has natural antibacterial properties, and its matte finish reduces glare, making it well suited to both work and dining environments.

Can the USM Haller T69 be reconfigured or expanded?

The USM Haller system is modular by design, meaning components can be added, removed, or reconfigured over time. The T69 table shares the same structural logic and connector vocabulary as the broader USM system.

What sizes is the T69 table available in?

The T69 is available in two sizes, accommodating different spatial and functional requirements from a compact work surface to a larger meeting or dining table.

Is the USM Haller T69 made to order?

Yes, the T69 is produced to order, reflecting USM's commitment to precision manufacturing and allowing specification of the configuration that suits each project.

Brand & Designer

USM Haller
Inos 5 Drawer Set (K1)

USM Haller

Founded in 1885 in Münsingen, Switzerland, USM specializes in modular furniture, tables, storage systems, and architectural solutions defined by timeless design, precision engineering, and lasting adaptability.
Fritz Haller
3 Drawer Storage (Y)

Fritz Haller

A Swiss architect and designer known for modular modernism, structural clarity, and a visionary approach to adaptable living and working environments.