A Scandinavian design icon! The String shelving system was designed in 1949 by the famous Swedish designer Nils Strinning. Totally flexible, this shelving system gives you complete freedom to customise the look, dimensions and functions of your bookcase. All elements (uprights, shelves, boxes) are sold separately and very easily assembled. You choose the number of uprights, the number and length of shelves, you can add boxes … The String shelf is still made in Sweden with close attention to quality. Its design has not changed since 1949. As for building your String shelving, nothing could be easier! The shelves and boxes are freely arranged in the side uprights made of steel wire. You can choose between several types of shelves: simple shelf (L 58 cm or L 78 cm), magazine holder shelf (L 78 cm) or shelf with 3 built-in boxes (L 78 cm). You can also choose a box with sliding doors or drawers. The shelves and boxes fit easily into the steel side posts without tools. They can be freely arranged at the desired height. They assemble and disassemble very easily: so you can change their position in the blink of an eye. The lateral steel uprights attach to the wall. To make your String composition, just buy 2 side uprights at least. If you want to expand your bookcase, you can add a third mounting or more. This set consists of two side uprights in lacquered steel wire. Each mounting measures: H 55 cm x D 20 cm. These uprights are suspended and should be fixed to the wall by 2 points: at the top and bottom.

In detail:

Variation : White

Brand : String Furniture

Designer : Nils Strinning

Type : Wall mount

Colour : White

Material : Lacquered metal

Dimensions : H 50 x Depth 20 cm

Weight : 2.42 lb

Characteristics : Set of 2 side uprights adapted to the String System modular system (shelves sold separately) – Wall-mounted uprights attach to the wall (do not touch the floor): 2 wall fastening points (at top and bottom of mountings) – Screws included – Model dates from 1949 – Made in Sweden

Country of Manufacture : Sweden