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Fantin: Powder-coated metal systems balancing visual clarity, solidity and function

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History

The 1968 family company is known for the Uno shelving system, lockers and storage built from precisely folded sheet metal.

Fantin is family-run metal-furniture and storage manufacturer. The present brand story dates to 1968, with Fantin family central to its founding or early development.

Design philosophy

powder-coated metal systems balancing visual clarity, solidity and function; Uno shelving introduced in 1973.

Manufacturing

Fantin manufactures its powder-coated metal furniture in Bannia, near Fiume Veneto in north-eastern Italy.

Why choose Fantin

Fantin brings a distinct, documented approach to furniture and domestic objects. The Dyke & Dean edit focuses on the products that express that approach most clearly.

Key products

Changing Room Locker Single; Changing Room Locker Triple; Changing Room Locker Double; Classic Storage Containers; Changing Room Locker Multi Flap; Changing Room Rack & Hook Benches; Changing Room Benches Wood

Frequently asked questions

What is Fantin known for?

Fantin is family-run metal-furniture and storage manufacturer. Powder-coated metal systems balancing visual clarity, solidity and function; Uno shelving introduced in 1973.

Where is Fantin based and where are its products made?

Bannia near Fiume Veneto, Italy.

When was Fantin founded?

Fantin was founded in 1968 by Fantin family.

Does Fantin furniture require assembly?

Assembly varies by model. Product pages identify flat-packed items, supplied fittings and any specialist installation requirements.

Can Fantin furniture be used commercially?

Contract suitability is model-specific. Confirm tested load, finish, warranty and fire requirements for the exact item before specifying it.

What materials define Fantin products?

powder-coated metal systems balancing visual clarity, solidity and function; Uno shelving introduced in 1973. The exact material and finish are identified on each product.