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String cabinet with lock, 78 x 32 x 52 cm

648.00748.00

Brand : String

Designer : Nils Strinning

Description

Sometimes secrets are so private that belongings need to be stored behind locked doors. That’s where String’s two-door cabinet with a lock comes in! One door locks securely, while the other opens easily with a simple push. The lockable cabinet is compatible with String System’s floor and side panels with a width of 30 cm.

String System is a flexible shelving system that Swedish architect Nils Strinning designed in 1949. The signature ladder-like side panels can be combined with shelves, magazine shelves, work desks, folding tables, chests and cabinets to form a system that best suits your needs. The timeless and minimalist design of String System is perfect for both contemporary homes and offices.

Dimensions: W78 x D32, H52 cm. Measurement details: Inner dimensions 74 x 29 x 47cm

Material: Lacquered MDF. Maximum load capacity15 kg. Including two adjustable shelves and one lock with two keys. Push-open fittings.

Maximum load capacity 15 kg evenly spread across the shelf.
Comes flat-packed. Assembly needed.

Nils Strinning (1917-2006) is the father of the legendary String shelving and furniture system. Nils Strinning was married to Kajsa Strinning, also a designer, who together with her husband developed the String system. The shelving was originally designed in 1949 for Bonniers Folkbibliotek (Peoples Library), Bonniers being the biggest book publisher in Scandinavia. Nils Strinning studied at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm in the 1940s and developed a washing up drying rack called Elfa, which featured plastic coated metal rods. This became the starting point for the String system. In 1952 Nils and Kajsa Strinning founded String Design AB and Swedish Design AB. Together they designed a wide range of plastic objects in the 1960s and 1970s. String can be found in many Swedish homes and is a true icon of Swedish design.

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String

Certain things are so closely associated with a particular time that they become timeless. There is no better example of this than the string® shelving system designed by Nisse Strinning in 1949. It may seem strange that a thing so simple and unpretentious as this economical, light shelving with its minimal framing has become one of the twentieth century’s foremost design icons. But the reasons are many. It is simple and cheap to transport as a flat package. The shelves are easy to assemble. Each shelf can be quickly relocated. Shelves of different depths can be combined and the framing functions as book ends. It is robust and can be extended in any direction.

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