Räthgloben breaks new ground with these two models.
For so far Räthgloben is known for its classically styled globes.
Räthgloben breaks new ground with two models.
Räthgloben is known for its classically styled globes.
Creamy-colored seas and gray-blue continents or beige-brown continents give an extraordinary view of our earth. Very discreetly, both globes bring a warm color feeling in your living room. Feel-good factor guaranteed.
Both models are hand-laminated with a diameter of 37 cm. The ZFG (gray-blue continents) has a foot of brushed stainless steel, the ZFB is (beige-brown continents) equipped with a wooden base made of Thermo ash. The meridian is brushed stainless steel for both models.
At the bottom of the page you will find the links to the product pages.
360 ° animations of these globes also in full screen
These design globes deserve an animated map image. Right next to the globe, you can view the map images as full screens.
Animated map image "Räthgloben ZFG 37 03" in illuminated condition
Please be patient when loading pictures in full screen mode.
Bear in mind that the colors of the globe on the screen may differ slightly from the original. For example, your own screen contributes to this, as it is calibrated in the rarest cases.
Animated map image "Räthgloben ZFG 37 03" in unlit condition
Please be patient when loading pictures in full screen mode.
Bear in mind that the colors of the globe on the screen may differ slightly from the original. For example, your own screen contributes to this, as it is calibrated in the rarest cases.
Animated map image "Räthgloben ZFB 37 01" in illuminated condition
Please be patient when loading pictures in full screen mode.
Bear in mind that the colors of the globe on the screen may differ slightly from the original. For example, your own screen contributes to this, as it is calibrated in the rarest cases.
Animated map image "Räthgloben ZFB 37 01" in illuminated condition
Please be patient when loading pictures in full screen mode.
Bear in mind that the colors of the globe on the screen may differ slightly from the original. For example, your own screen contributes to this, as it is calibrated in the rarest cases.
