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A wall shelf changes what a room does with its floor. Nothing stands, nothing collects underneath, the vacuum passes below without a detour. KUUDU builds this from oak veneer (FSC European) on powder-coated aluminium: sections of 75 cm, hung along a single mounting line at the top.
The configuration shown is 150 cm wide at 124 cm height, two sections with four levels each. Levels and gap heights are set per section, so tall vases get air above and paperbacks sit closer together. Wall-mounted builds use the 15 cm half depth and stay close to the wall; the 35 cm full depth belongs to the freestanding builds of the same system.
Each board carries up to 20 kg; the mounting line transfers the load into the wall, with fixings chosen to match the wall type. When the room changes, the same parts rebuild wider, higher, or as a freestanding shelf. The 3D configurator shows price and dimensions live.
Up to 20 kg per board. The load runs through the aluminium uprights into the mounting line; the fixings are chosen to match the wall type, from solid brick to drywall with suitable anchors.
On the wall, KUUDU uses the 15 cm half depth: boards stay close to the wall and carry paperbacks, glasses, and display pieces. The 35 cm full depth for records and binders belongs to the freestanding builds, which the same parts can become.
Yes. Sections extend in 75 cm steps with identical parts, and the same components rebuild into a freestanding shelf if the next home calls for it.
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