Shelving

Standard fitting (to a back wall)

Back-fitted units have a fixing strut running underneath the top board to assist in fixing to the wall (using rawlplugs or whichever fixing method is suitable). On larger units, mirror plates can be used to give further strength if required.

At the bottom of the back-fitted units there's a cutout at the back (25mm deep as standard, but customisable) to help with fit the unit over skirting boards. Alternatively, each unit can be designed without the kickboard to be more suitable for wall-mounting, positioning on top of another unit, or to go above a window.

Room dividers

Using the 'Situation' option in the Designer, a unit can be designed to fit to a side wall rather than a rear wall. In these cases the fixing strut is omitted as the unit will be viewed from both front and back, and you will need to provide your own means of keeping the unit rigid and secure.

Size and style options

Width, height and depth of shelving all fully adjustable;

Shelves can be designed as evenly-spaced, graduated or set individually to suit any requirement;

Columns can be made equal width, or different widths;

Shelves can be different heights in different columns;

Plain or beaded edging on the shelf fronts and/or the verticals.

Fitting options

Floor or wall mounting options;

Back wall fitting, or room divider options (to a left or right wall: see 'Installation' for more information);

For floor-mounted units, kickboard height and rear cutout depth (for the skirting) are both adjustable.