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Material selection

Designer pipes in stylish variations

Consistent quality with three different looks to choose from. Pick your favorite!

Anthracite with texture

Our blasted pipes are particularly close to the fittings in color and surface finish. Their slightly textured surface is specifically replicated.

Untreated pipe

Untreated pipes – raw, honest, and full of character. Over time, they develop a unique patina, making each piece one of a kind. For everyone who loves the authentic industrial look – with a natural aging effect.

Black powder-coated with a smooth surface

Our black powder-coated pipes and matching fittings impress with a matte, uniform look – stylish, minimalist, and seamless.

Should you prefer an alternative look, please feel free to ask us about other available options. For example, powder coating of fittings and pipes is possible in many RAL colors. For those who prefer a rusty, vintage look, we offer a small bottle of patina for the untreated pipes, allowing you to create this effect yourself in certain areas.

Our classic wooden models – in direct competition

Discover our standard selection in direct comparison – and find your personal favorite.

Notes on surface finishing:

Regardless of the wood type chosen, we use the same high-quality oil, based on plant oils and waxes, for all our products. This hard wax oil, typically used for wide plank or parquet flooring, makes our shelves not only easy to care for but also exceptionally durable and resistant.

Natural protection

The oil is saliva- and wipe-resistant and, thanks to its ecological components, is safe for all household applications.

Emphasis on the grain

Our oil accentuates the natural grain of the wood, bringing out the natural beauty and uniqueness of each type of wood.

Care instructions

The oil used is dirt-repellent and abrasion-resistant, making our shelves easy to clean – a light wipe with a damp cloth is all it takes. So you can confidently store your shoes in the wardrobe during the winter.

Our wood selection

For our building kits, we offer three standard types of wood – bamboo, pine, and beech plywood – directly from our warehouse. Of course, you can also order any other type of wood or panel material available on the market from us. We're happy to advise you!

bamboo

Bamboo is more than just a visual enhancement. It is an exceptional material that offers several advantages, especially for use in shelving:

durable, dimensionally stable and hard
light due to low density

Bamboo flooring is the most elegant option in our standard wood selection, which is naturally reflected in the price. For comparison: bamboo is currently about four times more expensive than pine.

Jaw

One of the classics in furniture making, you probably remember pine furniture from your childhood. Pine wood offers two major advantages:

cost-efficient
timeless aesthetics

Unfortunately, pine is a very soft wood, which makes it prone to dents. However, if you don't intend to use your wardrobes or shelves as heavy-duty units, we can still confidently recommend pine shelves.

Multiplex beech

For those seeking an authentic industrial look, multiplex panels are indispensable. The advantages are clear:

extremely durable
authentic industrial look

If you like an authentic industrial look, or if you plan to put a lot of weight on your shelf, this is our recommendation. Combined with the pipes, it's virtually indestructible. Priced between bamboo and pine.

IMPORTANT: Beech plywood panels are supplied in two different grades as standard. The top side is grade A (without defects), while the bottom side is always grade B (with knots and discoloration), as shown in the image on the right.

Wild oak

Wild oak makes a real statement in furniture making. The vibrant grain and the knots and imperfections filled with black filler give each piece of furniture a distinctive, natural look.

extremely robust and durable
Each slab is unique due to its distinctive grain.

Wild oak is heavier and harder than pine, making it more challenging to work with and transport. It's priced in the higher segment, but you'll get a piece of furniture that can last for decades.