Eiermann shelving, 1932
Eiermann shelving by Egon Eiermann for Richard Lampert.
The Eiermann shelving system was designed by Egon Eiermann in 1932 for the prestigious 'The Growing House' exhibition in Berlin. The Eiermann Shelf can be combined with different materials, an optional integrated cabinet and other accessories in various ways to match your needs and preferences.
Single additional shelves also available to purchase as an addition, as well as levelling feet for uneven floors and a cupboard with aluminium doors. Please enquire for more information and price.
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Description
Eiermann shelving by Egon Eiermann for Richard Lampert.
The Eiermann shelving system was designed by Egon Eiermann in 1932 for the prestigious 'The Growing House' exhibition in Berlin. The Eiermann Shelf can be combined with different materials, an optional integrated cabinet and other accessories in various ways to match your needs and preferences.
Single additional shelves also available to purchase as an addition, as well as levelling feet for uneven floors and a cupboard with aluminium doors. Please enquire for more information and price.
Exclusive to twentytwentyone.
Dimensions
w160 - 160w x 30d x 200cmh
w200 - 200w x 30d x 200cmh
Materials
Shelving unit (for wall fixing) with uprights in stainless steel and 5 shelves in either white melamine, solid oak, or lacquered silk matt.
3cm diameter tubular steel with feet in white, black, basalt grey or stainless steel finish.
Wall fittings and shelf supports in black for black tube option and stainless steel for the rest of the finishes.
For shelves with a length of 160 cm, the space between the vertical supports is 90 cm. For shelves with a length of 200 cm, the space is 135cm.
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