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Regalraum Alternative: KUUDU Compared

150 × 215 × 35 cm
Chêne FSC
Made in Germany
Configurable en 3D

En construction

Regalraum has built a serious catalogue of modular shelving for German homes and offices, with a wide choice of sizes and finishes. Anyone comparing it with KUUDU is usually past the question of whether to buy modular and is now asking which system to live with.

large-oak-bookshelf-280x220cm-shift -- Raumansicht

KUUDU answers with one material and one grid. The configuration here is two sections at 150 cm wide and about 215 cm high, in 35 cm depth: FSC-certified oak veneer over powder-coated aluminium, oiled, assembled without tools. Every width from 75 to 450 cm is a multiple of the same section, and levels and gap heights are set per section.

That single grid is the point. Because there is one construction rather than several product lines, a board bought today fits a shelf rebuilt in five years. The 3D configurator shows price and dimensions live while you plan.

En un coup d'œil

	Regalraum	KUUDU
Range	Several systems and finishes to choose between	One system: oak veneer over aluminium, one grid
Planning	Configurator with product-line options	Live 3D with price and dimensions as you build
Later on	Depends on the line staying available	Same parts, same 75 cm grid, rebuilt without tools

Configurer en 3D

FAQ

What exactly is the 75 cm section grid?

Every KUUDU shelf is built from sections of 75 cm. Widths run from 75 to 450 cm in those steps, while levels and the gaps between them are chosen freely inside each section. The grid is what keeps parts interchangeable across configurations.

Is the oak solid wood?

No. Boards are FSC-certified European oak veneer over powder-coated aluminium. The veneer gives the grain and the aluminium the load capacity, which is why the shelves stay slim and do not warp like a solid board can.

How long does delivery take?

We ship from stock rather than building to order: 1 to 3 working days within Germany, 3 to 5 in the EU. Extension parts ship the same way, so adding a section later is not a new production run.