Modular Storage Wall Three Towers Finished Both Sides in Solid Oak

12 modules that stack and bolt together into a storage wall, sized for the same three towers finished on both faces, so the run divides a studio instead of standing against a wall. Nothing in it is wider than 800mm, so the whole thing comes apart into pieces that go up a staircase.

Everything we sell is under 800mm wide. That is not a style, it is the constraint the whole range is designed around, because it is the measurement that decides whether a piece of furniture works in a small flat. Eight hundred millimetres is roughly the width of a standard internal door, the width of the gap most people have between a sofa and a wall, and the point past which a piece stops reading as part of the room and starts reading as an obstacle. Designing to it is harder than designing without it and it is the only interesting thing about furniture for small spaces.

Specification

• Dimensions: 2400mm wide overall, 800mm per module, 360mm deep, 1680mm high
• Floor footprint: 0.86 square metres
• Material: solid European oak, 20mm panels and 40mm legs, finished in a hardwax oil that you can repair with a cloth rather than a professional
• Finish: one finish across every module
• Capacity: 40kg per module evenly distributed
• Assembly: flat packed, about 5 hours
• Getting it in: Flat packed in 12 cartons, largest 820mm by 440mm by 380mm. Through a standard 762mm door: on its side, yes. Into a small lift: yes
• Weight: approximately 186.0 kilograms
• Module size: 800 by 400 by 360mm, the same every time
• Mix and match: open, doored, drawered and desk modules all interchange
• Extends later: buy one module or four, they bolt to what you have
• Anti tip: strap supplied for any run over four modules high
• Takes it apart into 12 pieces for a move, none over 22 kilograms

What you get

• 12 modules, mixed open and closed unless you tell us otherwise
• Connecting bolts and alignment dowels for every joint
• Levelling feet with 15mm of travel for an uneven floor
• Anti tip straps and felt pads
• One hex key and a printed layout sheet

Assembly

Flat packed and best done by two people, mostly for the moment you stand it up. About an hour with a hex key and a spanner, both in the box. Fittings are cam locks and threaded steel inserts, so it comes apart and goes back together properly rather than chewing out the panel.

If you are renting

Freestanding, no wall fixing needed and no holes in anybody's plaster. An anti tip strap is in the box if you want it and there is nothing to make good if you never use it. Felt pads are fitted to every foot as standard, because the other way to lose a deposit is a scratch across a floor you did not lay.