Luigi Reclaimed Scaffolding Cupboard Unit With Shelves

Reclaimed Grey Washed Scaffolding Board Cupboard/Drawer Unit with Painted Glass Sliding Doors and Dark Steel Pipe Supported Shelving Above

Its salvaged vintage industrial design works perfectly in sophisticated, casual living spaces such as Urban Apartments - converted warehouses and mills etc...This storage and shelving system can be made to measure to your own specifications. The one pictured here is 2744mm wide x 2133mm tall x 382mm deep... but the sky's the limit... the sky's the limit... We were so thrilled to be asked to take this commission on... our clients sent us photos of their mezzanine area and the limited access to it (a tiny spiral staircase and balcony bridge)...

they challenged us to design and build a unit which looked like a solid piece of furniture, but one which could be delivered in manageable sections so they could install it themselves... we couldn't resist of course !! We supplied our clients with a video assembly guide and can of course do similar for anyone else who needs complicated constructions... and we'll get the sound better next time !The sliding glass doors were the only way to go because the system was to be placed on a narrow walkway so opening doors weren't an option - my client gave me a dulux colour reference and my glaziers matched this perfectly... the finger pulls, handles and door sliding tracks were all powder coated to match the upper pipes and fittings...... Everything we do is made to order and because I design and make everything myself with my super fab team we can easily accommodate any design requirements you might have... just contact me for a chat... pretty much all of my listings are a result of other client's requests so prices are indicative of a bespoke product - the price won't dramatically increase because you want to add a few centimetres here or take a few centimetres away there - I'm not importing and selling hundreds of products of a particular size... We make everything ourselves from raw materials in a humble workshop in an old hat factory in Manchester...