Visible structure
We decide whether metal supports the load or simply trims a front. That changes thickness, joints and fixing.
An industrial look can bring contrast to a living room or kitchen without filling it with dark steel. We consider the visual weight of the frames, where timber remains visible and how each part will be fixed.
A picture of open shelving tells us little about the load it carries or the wall behind it. Those questions come before the finish on the profiles.
We decide whether metal supports the load or simply trims a front. That changes thickness, joints and fixing.
Timber can add warmth without forcing a dark palette. Samples are compared with the floor and daylight.
Books, crockery and equipment call for different spans and thicknesses. Modules follow what will be stored.
Open shelves and sharp-edged profiles gather dust. We adapt the design to the upkeep you are willing to do.
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View on InstagramNo. It may be better used on legs or selected details if a board construction serves the piece more effectively.
The answer depends on load and wall construction. We check both during the survey before confirming the design.
Bookshelves, a contrasting kitchen and a media unit each need a different structure; show us the use you have in mind.