Egypt ashtray.
Egypt ashtray
Design: Jan OstwaldDescription
Pyramids and sand are symbols of ancient Egypt, and may seem unlikely inspirations for European design. Jan Ostwald’s ingenious design turns them into a stylish ashtray by turning a pyramid-shaped form upside-down and filling it with sand. A metal grate is hidden beneath the surface of the sand, which lifts easily to remove the cigarette ends. The ashtray is made in corten steel that oxidises with time to create a beautifully weathered surface – just like those of the Egyptian pyramids.
Applications
cemeteries, entrances, museums, outdoor cafées, terraces
Variations
The ashtray is produced in freestanding and attachable versions. Egypt is complimented by the planter and water basin in the same series.
Measurements
Length: 42 cm. Width: 42 cm. Height: 72 cm. Weight: 21 kg.
Specifications
Product number:
| Ö13-10 | Egypt ashtray. |
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Product description:
A steel ashtray filled with sand and fitted with a removable metal grate that makes emptying the ashtray simple and quick.
Material:
The bowl is made in corten steel with a depth of 4 mm. The frame is made in hot-dip galvanized solid steel measuring 20 mm x 20 mm. The removable grate is made from perforated sheet steel.
Installation:
Fully assembled.
Installation:
Freestanding. We make the frame suitable for attaching to the ground through a centred bolthole in the base plate. If this is not required, please advise us when you place your order.
Attachment points:
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Maintenance:
Corten steel does not normally require maintenance.