Titanium C1 Disc Boeing 737 Dining Table — Herencia Aérea · Aviation Heritage Collection
 
A masterpiece of industrial archaeology and high-performance engineering that brings the maximum structural strength of commercial flight to the level of cutting-edge interior design. This monumental piece of furniture has been developed from the original C1 compressor disc of a Boeing 737 built in the historic year 1975, the twin-jet that irreversibly redefined connectivity and efficiency in the golden age of transonic commercial aviation.
 
The heart of the piece is a critical component in pure titanium, an ultra-resistant alloy originally designed to withstand severe thermal regimes and colossal centrifugal forces at the core of the turbofan. Following rigorous artisanal work in our workshop, the disc has been subjected to millimetric sanding and hand polishing of high technical refinement until an exceptional mirror finish was achieved, which exalts the complexity of its mathematical geometry, its integral blades and its deep material density.
 
The metal structure rises majestically above a base composed of a technical-grade high-impact acrylic plane with a massive thickness of 30 mm, providing a sophisticated optical lightness and a perfect three-dimensional reading of the component. The set is articulated by solid steel feet treated with oven-cured thermosetting paint in a rigorous matte black finish, consolidating an impeccable chromatic contrast between the noble brilliance of the titanium and the sobriety of the support. Conceived by Estilo Hangar as a piece of absolute status and large format, this table is intended to preside over premium residential dining rooms, senior-management meeting rooms or institutional collecting spaces.
 
 
 
 
Collection: Herencia Aérea · Aviation Heritage (Restored original component).
 
 
 
 
Aircraft of origin: Boeing 737 Series (Year of manufacture of the component: 1975).
 
 
 
 
Metric dimensions: Total diameter: 1.40 m | Total working height: 0.75 m.
 
 
 
 
Components: Original C1 compressor disc in hand mirror-polished titanium, support base in 30 mm thick high-impact acrylic and structural steel feet with oven-baked matte black finish.
 
 
 
 
Distinctive feature: As it is worked from a veteran engine component of real operational service, each example retains the stress marks intrinsic to its technical history.
 
 
 
 
Documentation: the piece is delivered with documentation on its origin and characteristics, provided by Estilo Hangar.
 
 
 
Collector's piece of extreme value as an object and monumental scale. Inquire with an advisor for a quotation, configuration options and private transport logistics.