String System Cabinet with Swing Door - White

The String System Cabinet offers versatile storage with its swing door that mounts on either side for convenient access. Its 58cm width integrates seamlessly into existing String setups, while the wood veneer finish extends to all exposed sides for a cohesive look. The stainless steel handle and soft-close hinge provide smooth operation, and the single adjustable shelf enhances organization. Designed by Nils Strinning in 1949, this cabinet maintains the timeless functionality of the iconic String System. W58 x D30 cm.

Elevate your String System with the Cabinet featuring a Swing Door, a sleek addition designed for both functionality and aesthetics. With a width of 58 cm and a depth of 30 cm, this cabinet seamlessly integrates into your existing String setup, complementing all 30 cm deep wire and plex panels from String System. The swing door, mountable on either side, provides convenient access to its interior while adding a touch of elegance to your space. Expand your storage possibilities with this elegant cabinet, available in an array of sophisticated shades including grey, white, beige, ash, oak, black lacquered ash, and walnut. The 58 cm wide module effortlessly slots into the 30 cm deep String Side Panels, allowing you to personalise your storage arrangement at your preferred height. The wood veneer or paint finish, extending to all exposed sides, lends versatility and turns the top surfaces into potential display areas. The door''s easy-to-use stainless steel handle and soft-close hinge ensure a seamless experience, while inside, a single adjustable shelf enhances organisation. A masterpiece of Scandinavian design, the String System empowers your creativity by offering a versatile shelving, work, and storage solution. Crafted by Swedish Architect Nils Strinning in 1949, this iconic system remains timeless and flexible, able to blend harmoniously or stand out, depending on your chosen finishes. With a legacy spanning over 60 years, the String System is more than just furniture, it''s a testament to the enduring marriage of form and function.