Plié Wall Unit Extension 2 Doors
A wall-mounted metal cabinet for storage and display. The Plié Wall Unit is made from laser-cut aluminium sheets, folded into shape for a robust yet lightweight design. Features two sliding doors to conceal and protect belongings. The doors slot into specially made top and bottom rails, allowing a smooth slide. The mounting technique uses a folded aluminium strip, fixed to the wall with two screws, forming a hook that will enable the unit to slide into place. The unit can also be placed directly on the floor without the mounting strip. Comes flat-packed with detailed instructions for simple assembly.
Available in four powder-coated colours and a brushed aluminium finish, in two lengths: 180 cm (71 in) and 240 cm (94 in).
Designed by Cesare Bizzotto and Tobias Nitsche of FROM INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, the Plié Wall Unit is part of the Plié Shelving System, winner of the 2019 German Design Award. Produced in Portugal.
A way to keep things above ground, yet behind doors.
Original: $1,390.00
-70%$1,390.00
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A wall-mounted metal cabinet for storage and display. The Plié Wall Unit is made from laser-cut aluminium sheets, folded into shape for a robust yet lightweight design. Features two sliding doors to conceal and protect belongings. The doors slot into specially made top and bottom rails, allowing a smooth slide. The mounting technique uses a folded aluminium strip, fixed to the wall with two screws, forming a hook that will enable the unit to slide into place. The unit can also be placed directly on the floor without the mounting strip. Comes flat-packed with detailed instructions for simple assembly.
Available in four powder-coated colours and a brushed aluminium finish, in two lengths: 180 cm (71 in) and 240 cm (94 in).
Designed by Cesare Bizzotto and Tobias Nitsche of FROM INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, the Plié Wall Unit is part of the Plié Shelving System, winner of the 2019 German Design Award. Produced in Portugal.
A way to keep things above ground, yet behind doors.
