String System Wall Side Panels
by String
Available in packs of one or two side panels, with fitting instructions and wall fixings included. 'Wall' options are designed to be fitted solely to the wall whereas 'Floor' options have feet that rest on the floor in addition to the wall fixings.
When you've decided on the panels you can start adding products. Choose among shelves, cabinets, drawers, magazine shelves and more.
Get in touch if you need some help with your selection, or use the 'Build Your Own' String Configurator.
1 pack is a single side panel and 2 pack is for a pair.
Technical Information
Large Floor Panel - 30 cm D x 200cm H Medium Floor Panel - 30cm D x 115cm H Small Floor Panel - 30cm D x 85cm H Deep Wall Panel - 30cm D x 75cm H or 50cm H Shallow Wall Panel - 20cm D x 75cm H or 50cm H
Refund Policy
This product is ordered in from the manufacturer for you so is deemed a "custom order product". It is non returnable unless faulty on delivery. The lead time stated is an estimate and can be affected by production and transit variables
Build Your Own..
Why not use the String Configurator to build your very own layout..
You can then email the layout over to us at hello@insidestoreldn.com and we'll get an order sent over to you the same day to checkout on, or we can help you with suggestions. Just click here to get started :)
About String..
String is a modular and adaptable shelving system, designed by Swedish architect Nils Strinning in 1949.
It became an instant classic thanks to its affordable pricing, flexibility and minimal aesthetic. It works as a shelving, work and storage solution and provides an unlimited number of layouts.
Which height to go for..
The Wall Panels are available in two heights, 50cm and 75cm, along with two depths, 20cm and 30cm. The panels are the base when building your string shelf..
When the panels are decided you can start adding products from String. Choose among different shelves and cabinets. The wall panels are mounted onto a wall and do not touch either the floor or ceiling.
