Description

In 1963 Architect Hans Bølling took on the challenge to design a simple and highly functional table, which was easy to assemble and easy to handle. The result was a tray table that perfectly reflects Brdr. Krüger’s design philosophy: to craft honest and original designs that are built to last.

The Bølling Tray Table owes its wide-reaching success to its emotional and playful qualities. It is flexible and can be used in many ways – as a serving trolley or side table – and rests on a wooden H-frame that can easily be folded without the use of tools.

The two reversible trays, of high-pressure laminate plates, can be turned for colour variation. And there is a wide range of colours and wood to choose from.

The Tray Table is proudly crafted at Brdr. Krüger’s own workshop in Denmark.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Ø50 x H55 cm
Ø60 x H52 cm

Materials:
Frame: Oak, Beach, Walnut
Tray: High-pressure laminate or veneer

Please note, each tray table comes with 2 reversible trays (both trays have the same colour combination).

If you wish to purchase different colour variations or different colour combination for each tray, please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Bølling Tray Table - Model 50

By Brdr. Krüger

In 1963 Architect Hans Bølling took on the challenge to design a simple and highly functional table, which was easy to assemble and easy to handle. The result was a tray table that perfectly reflects Brdr. Krüger’s design philosophy: to. Read more

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Description

In 1963 Architect Hans Bølling took on the challenge to design a simple and highly functional table, which was easy to assemble and easy to handle. The result was a tray table that perfectly reflects Brdr. Krüger’s design philosophy: to craft honest and original designs that are built to last.

The Bølling Tray Table owes its wide-reaching success to its emotional and playful qualities. It is flexible and can be used in many ways – as a serving trolley or side table – and rests on a wooden H-frame that can easily be folded without the use of tools.

The two reversible trays, of high-pressure laminate plates, can be turned for colour variation. And there is a wide range of colours and wood to choose from.

The Tray Table is proudly crafted at Brdr. Krüger’s own workshop in Denmark.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Ø50 x H55 cm
Ø60 x H52 cm

Materials:
Frame: Oak, Beach, Walnut
Tray: High-pressure laminate or veneer

Please note, each tray table comes with 2 reversible trays (both trays have the same colour combination).

If you wish to purchase different colour variations or different colour combination for each tray, please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Designed by Hans Bølling

Danish architect Hans Bølling (born 1931) has designed a vast variety of works, ranging from dolls and furniture to villas, living complexes and town halls. He had his own design studio from 1955. Although he originally attended the Art and