String shelving - pack of three
The wooden shelves are available in two widths, 58 cm and 78 cm, and two depths, 20 cm and 30 cm. The shelf fits with wire and plexiglass end caps from String® System as long as the shelf and end caps have the same depth. The shelves are flexible and easy to move around according to taste. Create a shelf in a monochrome design or mix shelves in different colors and types of wood.
Please note that the price is per package, which includes three shelves and shelf supports.
Build Your Own String
If you're interested in the modular String system, you can build your perfect unit with the 'Build Your Own' tool below. When you're finished, use the mail icon to send your order to [email protected]. ///Description
Lightweight, flexible and simple to install, the 50 year old range is a staple example of what has since become known as “Scandinavian Design”. First designed and manufactured in 1949 by architect and designer Nils "Nisse" Strinning, the String system was reissued in 2005 and is available in a range colours and veneers, and is still manufactured in Malmo, Sweden.
Original: $127.01
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Description
The wooden shelves are available in two widths, 58 cm and 78 cm, and two depths, 20 cm and 30 cm. The shelf fits with wire and plexiglass end caps from String® System as long as the shelf and end caps have the same depth. The shelves are flexible and easy to move around according to taste. Create a shelf in a monochrome design or mix shelves in different colors and types of wood.
Please note that the price is per package, which includes three shelves and shelf supports.
Build Your Own String
If you're interested in the modular String system, you can build your perfect unit with the 'Build Your Own' tool below. When you're finished, use the mail icon to send your order to [email protected]. ///Description
Lightweight, flexible and simple to install, the 50 year old range is a staple example of what has since become known as “Scandinavian Design”. First designed and manufactured in 1949 by architect and designer Nils "Nisse" Strinning, the String system was reissued in 2005 and is available in a range colours and veneers, and is still manufactured in Malmo, Sweden.
