Modern simplicity

This powder coated aluminium table, cut as if it were part of a steel I-beam, is as eye-catching as ever and a testament to designer Ward Bennett’s fascination and love of industrial design in the home.

I Beam side table between two Crosshatch chairs in an informal meeting area

Product Details

Description

Precise angles and a solid demeanour make the I Beam side table perfect for any design-conscious home, office or lounge. Crafted from powder-coated cast aluminium and left bare, the I Beam table offers an auxiliary surface and a witty artistic statement.

Features

Powder-coated aluminium

Overall Dimensions (mm)

368 mm (h) x 457mm (w) x 406 mm (d)

Product Weight (kg)

16.8kg

Assembly

Fully assembled

Warranty

5 Year

Dimensions

Height: 368 mm
Width: 457 mm
Depth: 406 mm

Delivery & Returns

Delivery

Delivery is free for all orders within the UK (England, Wales, Scotland, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly and the Channel Islands), excluding Northern Ireland.

Unfortunately, we cannot currently deliver to Northern Ireland but are working hard to find the right solution to provide this service soon.

Please visit our Delivery page for more information.

Returns

We want you to love every item you receive from us, but we understand that there are times when you may want to arrange a return.

If you’re not 100% happy with an item purchased online from Herman Miller, you can return it to us in its original condition within 14 days of delivery. For all seating and desks, a £49 collection charge will be applied and deducted from your refund total.

Please visit our Returns page for more information.

Warranty

This product has a 5-year warranty. Our warranty recognises the changing nature of work and the need for products that can stand up to continuous use.

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Designers

Ward Bennett, who died in 2003, is considered the first American to use industrial materials for home furnishings, well before the high-tech look of the 1970s became popular. He was hailed by the American Institute of Architects for “transforming industrial hardware into sublime objects”. “There was nothing superfluous about Ward’s designs, nothing ‘extra’,” says Tim deFiebre, Bennett’s former assistant and keeper of his legacy.