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American A&D firms have a simple filter for furniture: if it cannot be placed in the model, it does not exist. Rail passes at the door — the collection is documented with BIM/Revit files, dimensional drawings and catalogs, signed by two named designers, Gianantonio Perin and Giorgio Topan. A desk with a name behind it and a file to drop into the project: that is what specification-grade means in practice.
What lands in the model deserves the slot. The top is diamond-cut — thin at the edge, thicker toward the center — carried by legs of solid wood and metal beams with wood inserts; a shaped modesty panel covers the meeting side. Finishes run from oak in six readings — natural to tobacco to Carbon — through twelve matt lacquers to a stitched leather insert available in twenty-six leather and eco-leather variants. For a more contemporary read there is a tempered glass top with an integrated wood shelf, 220 cm wide.
Bralco builds the collection in Susegana, in the Veneto furniture district — conceived, designed and produced in Italy — and extends it into coordinated storage with color compartments. The official sheet says Rail «communicates status by virtue of formal elegance» without imposing hierarchy. In an American office that translates cleanly: the desk makes the statement, so the title block doesn't have to.
Collection: Rail
Manufacturer: Bralco (Susegana, Treviso — Italy)
Design: Gianantonio Perin and Giorgio Topan
Wood tops: 1.2 in MDF veneered both faces with solid wood rounded edging; tapered, bevelled perimeter (diamond cut); water-based stain with clear acrylic topcoat or open-pore lacquer; 3.1 in chromed grommet
Glass tops: 0.47 in clear tempered glass, polished bevel, mounted on chromed beams via metal spacers
Leather meeting tables: 1.1 in MDF faced in leather or eco-leather on both sides
Legs: trestle-form solid wood, 2.1 in thick, 31.5 x 27.2 in h, leveling foot
Beams: 0.2 in laser-cut steel — matt black under wood/leather tops, chromed with solid wood spacers under glass
Desks: W 70.9 x D 31.5 · W 78.7/86.6/94.5 x D 39.4 · W 86.6 x D 43.3 · H 29.5 in; version resting on a service unit W 115-192
Meeting tables: round D 120/160, triangular 179.4, square 140x140 (also standing height H 105), shaped 240-280 x 120 up to 360-440 x 120 for 12/14 seats
Power: veneered top access with tray, socket block, vertical cable riser with brush
Storage units: W 80-240.9 x D 40 x H 62.8; E1-certified 0.71 in melamine carcasses on 1.5 in plinth with solid wood feet; tops veneered, lacquered or ceramic
Credenzas: W 63.1/79/94.8 x D 15.7 x H 24.6 or 40.4 in
Modesty panel: 0.71 in, veneered to match the desktop
Finishes: six oak readings plus black/white lacquered oak, 12 matt lacquers, leather (12) or eco-leather (14) with visible stitching, glass, black or chrome metal; handles in wood, lacquer or plastic
Certifications (Bralco technical sheet): ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 certified company; CATAS member; 100% recycled wood panels; TSCA Title VI — California 93120 Phase 2 formaldehyde compliance
Declared recyclability: metal 100%, wood 100%, plastic 99.5%
For specifiers: BIM/Revit files and dimensional drawings available
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