Adrian Meyer Wogg 41 Shelving
Adrian Meyer has a lot of books, and prefers a tidy environment. He
wants to be able to work with his books without always having to spend
time tidying up. The books should thus be able to lean without
additional bookends being necessary. He looked for a possibility of
solving this problem with a design-construction idea.
The result is an
elegant leaning framework created in cooperation with wogg Product
Development. An unusual optical surprise, in a precarious, nearly
floating balance, but one which, thanks to the ingenious construction,
is unsurpassed in terms of stability. The tension between the
precarious appearance and the solid foothold make this design a very
attractive room design element. The material strengths of merely 14 mm
for the shelves and 4 mm for the leaning sides contribute significantly
to its grace.
This is only possible with the aluminium compound
technology developed by wogg and the completely new method for
processing edges. The straightforwardness of the construction with the
visible 0.5 mm aluminium coating effectively reinforces the impression
of precision. The Wogg 41 is most effective as a room divider for both
living and work areas. The shelf is unique whether empty or full. As a
wall system it also has the advantages of requiring neither that it be
attached to the wall nor the need for a rear facing.
Dimensions:
lengths: 1.16, 1.93, 2.71 m;
heights: 0.4, 0.76, 1.12, 1.48, 1.85 m
Materials:
Aluminium compound material or compound material with
covering in black melamine.
Design:
Adrian Meyer
Year:
2006
Manufacturer:
Wogg
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