Step Shoe Shelf, White
118.00 €
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Get the feeling that your shoes are basically hovering with this shoe rack. The shelf holds up to three pairs of shoes and is available in black and white.
Step Shoe Shelf118.00 €
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Beskrivning
Step Shoe rack is designed by Gustav Rosén in 2014. Get the feeling that your shoes are basically hovering with this shoe rack. The shelf holds up to three pairs of shoes and is available in black and white. The perfect shoe shelf for those who want a lightweight and discreet hall and at the same time a stylish and minimalistic shoe rack. The module can be combined with the various shoe shelves in the series, allowing you to create your very own system of shoe shelves.
Product information
- Item number133818
- Delivery item number303100
- Brand
- DesignerGustav Rosén
- Freight classMedium
- ColourWhite
- Delivered assembledNo
- MaterialMetal
- Packing Quantity1
- With drawersNo
- With shuttersNo
- Depth27.1 cm
- Height9 cm
- Width60 cm
About the brand
Stockholm-based Maze has, since 2003, been designing stylish and clever furniture which lasts for decades. All production is done as responsibly and sustainably as possible (95% takes place in Småland), in line with their production philosophy, Slow Production.
Ratings & Reviews
3
1 Review
Ratings / TrustScore
DateRating
Christoffer23-07-04
Plus:
Neat
Stable/Sturdy
You can put several in a row and it just looks like one long unit.
Disadvantages:
No adult's shoes are narrow enough to fit the width. So it will not be the case that a shoe is equal to a flat. So the shoes end up with a bit of noise and it becomes more like a traditional shelf in that respect.
But on the whole I am happy with the purchase and people have asked where I bought them so the feeling is positive overall.
Review translated from Swedish.