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The overlapping elements are like pages of a book perused gently and they afford a vibrant sense of motion. Designed by Alberto Meda "I like essential objects with a hidden complexity. Step-by-Step looks like a single surface, but it actually consists of modules with elliptical ribs that guarantee energy efficiency with minimal overall dimensions." Alberto Meda The radiator can be installed individually or side-by-side with another, thereby creating four possible configurations. The modules can in fact both be directed towards the left or both towards the right, or in two opposite directions and when combined with the available heights, make a generous twenty different combinations possible. Furthermore, thanks to its limited protrusion of just 7.8 cm from the wall, Step-by-Step is ideal for furnishing confined spaces, as it saves space too. Product Overview Product Details Product description Technology is present but entirely hidden. Not even a scrupulous examination from the side will reveal visible technical components such as supports or unions. Step-by-Step is a clean, slimline, linear object that rests gracefully against the wall, achieving impeccable clean-cut shapes. Heating occurs both by radiation through direct heat exchange, as well as by natural convection through the hot air circulating from the bottom up.Step-by-Step is available in the hydraulic, electric and mixed versions, the latter combining both technologies. Step-by-Step is naturally suitable for the bathroom thanks also to the addition of its accessories. The towel-rail and the hook allow users to hang up bath towels, bathrobes and hand towels, blending in seamlessly with the design without forgetting about everyday practicality. Both accessories are available coloured, or glossy or satin finish chromed. Product name STEP-BY-STEP Designer Alberto Meda Materials Aluminium Characteristics electric, hydraulic, mixed, modular, vertical Year 2018 Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori I CHING Designed for Tubes by Elisa Ossino, the new I Ching product is a heated towel rail module whose starting point was radical form simplification. I Ching has turned the heating rail into an artw Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ADD_ON Add_On is a synthesis of design and technology. The modular concept allows maximum flexibility in adaptation, expressed in a definite shape, square or rectangular, or in a free shape. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori MILANO/horizontal MILANO, an iconic product designed in 2006 by Antonia Astori and Nicola De Ponti for Tubes, and which can be distinguished by its sinuous and sculptural body, is available in an original horizontal Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ORIGAMI Light and free like a butterfly, extending and folding like a folding screen, Origami, designed by Alberto Meda, is an electric plug&play radiator that liaises with its surro Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori RIFT Rift is a new radiator with a minimalist elegance. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SOHO This model recalls the style of classic radiators, with a play of repeated modules. The design highlights the essentiality of the elements and softens the lines. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SQUARE In line with the design of the Elements collection to which it belongs, Square is a furnishing element with a great capability of characterising the room, despite its formal simplicity. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SOHO/electrical SOHO, a best seller that was conceived through the partnership with Ludovica+Roberto Palomba in 2008 with the idea of redesigning a shape consolidated by tradition, making it current and captivatin Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori EVE Heat and light, two vital and essential elements for the balance of the body and mind, which come together and are the starting point for the creation of an unprecedented heating object which is ca Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SQUARE BENCH Square Bench stems from the idea of shaping heat with the addition of comfort through a bench on which to relax. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ASTRO Astro is a fan heater, an air purifier, a furnishing element: it is a small electric heating object which effortlessly brings warmth where it is needed and then, surprisingly, purifies the air. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori AGORA' Agorà, was conceived by pondering the need for a product that combined a strong industrial focus with a beguiling design. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori RIFT/reverse RIFT, designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba with Matteo Fiorini in 2014, with RIFT/reverse can be seen from a new perspective and is enriched with accessories created ad hoc. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SCALETTA The Scaletta heated towel rail is a nomadic, iconic, pop object which, thanks to its original design and versatile use, is capable of accommodating various design requirements. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori MILANO FREE-STANDING Milano Free-standing is a steel heating body distinguished by a unique personality and maximum versatility of use since it requires no installation. Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori TRAME Behind an apparently simple and immediate result, which stands out for its linearity and extremely pure styling, lies a great complexity of design and an undisputed skill of manufacturing.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori I CHING Designed for Tubes by Elisa Ossino, the new I Ching product is a heated towel rail module whose starting point was radical form simplification. I Ching has turned the heating rail into an artw
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ADD_ON Add_On is a synthesis of design and technology. The modular concept allows maximum flexibility in adaptation, expressed in a definite shape, square or rectangular, or in a free shape.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori MILANO/horizontal MILANO, an iconic product designed in 2006 by Antonia Astori and Nicola De Ponti for Tubes, and which can be distinguished by its sinuous and sculptural body, is available in an original horizontal
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ORIGAMI Light and free like a butterfly, extending and folding like a folding screen, Origami, designed by Alberto Meda, is an electric plug&play radiator that liaises with its surro
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SOHO This model recalls the style of classic radiators, with a play of repeated modules. The design highlights the essentiality of the elements and softens the lines.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SQUARE In line with the design of the Elements collection to which it belongs, Square is a furnishing element with a great capability of characterising the room, despite its formal simplicity.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SOHO/electrical SOHO, a best seller that was conceived through the partnership with Ludovica+Roberto Palomba in 2008 with the idea of redesigning a shape consolidated by tradition, making it current and captivatin
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori EVE Heat and light, two vital and essential elements for the balance of the body and mind, which come together and are the starting point for the creation of an unprecedented heating object which is ca
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SQUARE BENCH Square Bench stems from the idea of shaping heat with the addition of comfort through a bench on which to relax.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori ASTRO Astro is a fan heater, an air purifier, a furnishing element: it is a small electric heating object which effortlessly brings warmth where it is needed and then, surprisingly, purifies the air.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori AGORA' Agorà, was conceived by pondering the need for a product that combined a strong industrial focus with a beguiling design.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori RIFT/reverse RIFT, designed by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba with Matteo Fiorini in 2014, with RIFT/reverse can be seen from a new perspective and is enriched with accessories created ad hoc.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori SCALETTA The Scaletta heated towel rail is a nomadic, iconic, pop object which, thanks to its original design and versatile use, is capable of accommodating various design requirements.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori MILANO FREE-STANDING Milano Free-standing is a steel heating body distinguished by a unique personality and maximum versatility of use since it requires no installation.
Add to bookmarks Tubes Radiatori TRAME Behind an apparently simple and immediate result, which stands out for its linearity and extremely pure styling, lies a great complexity of design and an undisputed skill of manufacturing.
