Shelf 300 cm Wide – Four Sections, One Wall

At three metres, a shelf stops being furniture next to a wall and becomes the wall's order itself. The usual answer is two or three separate pieces that never quite align. On a 75 cm grid, 300 cm is simply four sections – one line, one rhythm, one system.

The configuration shown is four sections (300 cm) at about 178 cm height with staggered levels between neighbouring columns. The stagger keeps three metres of shelf from reading as a monolith. Each section carries its own pattern: dense rows for books, taller gaps for folders or vinyl, single cells closed as boxes.

Oak veneer (FSC European) on powder-coated aluminium, 20 kg per board – across four sections a serious library. The grid would extend to 450 cm if the wall allows, and the same parts rebuild lower or taller. The 3D configurator shows price and dimensions live; made in Germany.