USM Haller, tempered glass element, incl. 4 fabric pads, 750x350

A transparent glass top with a greenish shimmering edge rests on a light brown, grained wooden surface. A slightly rounded corner rests on a white, square spacer, raising the top slightly. Soft light is reflected.

Two hands are attaching a small black felt or rubber strip to the corner of a transparent glass panel. The edge has a greenish sheen, revealing the thickness of the material. The focus is on the action and the material.

A transparent glass top with bevelled corners and a rectangular cut-out rests on a light-coloured wooden tabletop. White non-slip pads underneath. Next to it are four shiny metal clips. In the background, white USM Haller furniture.

Four chrome-plated glass mounts with black tops on light-coloured wood; a glass edge is visible at the front for securing the glass.

A transparent glass top with a bevelled corner resting on a light brown wooden surface with visible grain. A small, square, white cushion lies on the glass to act as a spacer. Next to it is a black adhesive strip.

Hands carefully hold and bend a thin sheet of glass, with a black clamp positioned at the point where it is bent. The edge of the glass reflects light, creating sparkling dots, against a soft white background.

A hand is holding a clear, thin glass plate, the edge of which has a small black edge protector. The hands are holding the plate precisely, possibly for assembly or quality control. There are yellow areas in the blurred background.

A slightly hairy hand holds and precisely positions a shiny, chrome-plated connector on the sharp edge of a transparent glass or acrylic panel. The background is blurred, which emphasises the focus on the assembly work.

A person wearing a dark blue usm-markt T-shirt is assembling a modern, modular piece of furniture. One hand is holding a yellow tool and adjusting a glass panel, whilst the other hovers above it. Chrome tubes and white and transparent glass panels.

A person wearing a dark blue usm-markt T-shirt is installing a transparent glass panel onto a white usm Haller unit with a chrome-plated frame. Their left hand is using a small yellow tool to align it, whilst their right hand provides support.

A detailed view of a high-gloss polished, chrome-plated metal frame in the USM Haller style, featuring a visible ball joint and transparent glass panels. In the blurred background, a hand reaches over it; a yellow tool glints in the left-hand corner.

A hand is assembling a piece of furniture and inserting a yellow L-shaped Allen key into a shiny chrome connector. The connector joins polished chrome tubes in a modular system. An orange panel can be seen in the background.

A close-up of a hand tightening a small screw on a shiny chrome-plated furniture hinge using a yellow Allen key. The hinge connects metal tubes and reflects light and colours. Focus: precise assembly work.

A close-up view of a man using a yellow pencil to measure a shiny chrome connector on a piece of USM Haller furniture. Transparent glass panels and the reflective white surface are visible, as is the reflection of a hand.

Using a yellow tool, the hands position a transparent element within a modular piece of furniture made of polished chrome tubes and white surfaces. The work is carried out at the top edge, whilst the other hand rests on a surface.

A white modular unit with polished chrome tubes and a transparent glass top. Clean lines and a modern cabinet design, featuring a small keyhole at the front. A warehouse is visible in the background, its outline blurred.

Close-up of a modern modular unit with a frame made of shiny, chrome-plated metal tubes, joined by spherical connectors. White, opaque panels and a transparent glass top with reflections of light.

A white, modular USM Haller unit with polished chrome tubes and ball joints. Transparent glass top and white panels. Silver locking mechanism on the white front. Blurred background: storage shelves.

Close-up of a modular furniture system featuring shiny, chrome-plated metal tubes that converge at a ball joint. A clear glass top is held in place by a chrome-plated bracket. Strong light reflections; a blurred grey background.

CHF 94.15

Order-based procurement: approx. 40 days, delivery time 3–10 days

Condition

As good as new

Second-hand

System dimensions

Item number: 18643

Product information "USM Haller, tempered glass element, incl. 4 fabric pads, 750x350"

USM Haller ESG glass element, incl. 4 fabric pads, 750x350.

The glass panels are supplied without glass holders.
You can find matching chrome glass holders here: USM 90° Chrome Glass Holder

The 4 fabric stickers (to protect the edge) are always included.

A 4mm Allen key is used for assembly and disassembly.

Condition: Second-hand or as good as new

Condition:	As good as new
System dimensions:	750x500

Accessory Items

A shiny, chrome-plated corner connector with a black quarter-round finish lies on a light brown wooden table. The underside is smooth and reflective, whilst the top is matt black. It is slightly angled.

USM Haller glass holder 90-degree, chrome-plated

These USM Haller ‘chrome corners’ are required to secure the glass elements in the tubular frame.The price is per item.90-degree angle, chrome-plated.Condition: As newPreparationThe fabric adhesives must be attached to the corners of the glass panel.Position all 4 glass holders at the corners of the glass panel and ensure that the eccentric screw is aligned so that the mark points towards the tip of the glass holder. This ensures the lowest possible tension.Place a blanket inside the furniture beneath the glass element so that the glass is protected if it slips.Insert the glass into the frame and carefully insert the 4 mm Allen key from underneath into the socket of the eccentric screw. It is important that the Allen key is inserted deep enough into the screw to prevent the screw head from becoming stripped.Turn the individual eccentrics in the glass holder alternately and gradually so that the tension builds up evenly on all sides.Good to know:Due to the eccentric shape, the clamping jaw or pressure wedge moves against the glass. Turn it only until you feel noticeable resistance and the play has been eliminated.Check that the glass is securely in place.Check the glass again after the furniture has been transported or moved.If it wobbles, the eccentric must be retightened.

CHF 13.50