One system — how it stands
RePanel furniture is recycled polystyrene sheet on hardened chrome-plated steel rods, joined by clamps.
Only the base changes — feet, castors, the wall. It all goes together with the keys from the box.
On feet
Shelving: steel posts on feet, shelves on cross clamps.
- Base
A foot under every post: DJ — 10, Collector — 8, Gallerist and Librarian — 6 each.
Also on feet: Sleepyhead (cube shelving) and Yogi (low round table).
- Parts
Ø10 hardened chrome-plated steel rods, cut to length. The recycled polystyrene shelves sit on cross clamps — no glue, no screws.
- Good to know
Depth 400 mm, height 450–1,800 mm. Goes together with the keys from the box and comes apart just as easily when you move. In the configurator you can swap the feet for castors.
On castors
Trolleys, stands, a coat stand, small tables and a cube — all on the same Ø50 castors.
- Base
Four Ø50 swivel castors, two of them with brakes.
- Parts
The castors attach to the frame with a clamp — nothing is drilled into the rods. The frame is Ø10 or Ø16 hardened chrome-plated steel rod.
- Good to know
The two braked castors are on the same side. In the configurator you can put brakes on all four.
On the wall
Shelves hang on two steel posts against the wall.
- Base
Two Ø10 hardened chrome-plated steel posts are fixed to the wall with brackets, so the shelves don’t sag.
- Parts
The recycled polystyrene shelves slide onto the posts and are held by stop collars. At the front, a thin rail: a Ø6 rod on cross clamps.
- Good to know
Width 600 mm, depth 200 mm; height: Antiquarian — 146 mm, Bookseller — 288 mm. In the configurator: length 200–800 mm, 1 to 4 shelves.
Cubes
Cubes cut from sheet hang on mini posts with collars; columns and tiers are tied together by shared rods.
- Base
At the bottom, a choice of Ø50 castors (Nomad), feet (Sleepyhead) or cross clamps on rods at floor level (Audiophile and Archivist).
- Parts
The base, lid and sides of each cube are cut from sheet; the Ø10 rods are hardened chrome-plated steel. Cubes are open at the front and back — for records, books, boxes.
- Good to know
Audiophile: 2 cubes stacked, Archivist: 3 columns of 2. In the configurator: up to 6 columns and up to 3 cubes stacked.
Tables and consoles
Tables stand on legs cut from the sheet; coffee tables and consoles on pairs of steel posts.
- Base
Toastmaster, Host and Family Man stand on legs cut from the same sheet, braced with steel rods.
Editor, Chess Player, Yogi, Surfer, Doorman and Butler stand on pairs of posts in parallel clamps.
- Parts
Rods keep the shape: diagonals under the top and a ring near the floor on coffee tables, horizontal diagonals against sway on consoles. A coffee table’s top rests on the frame from above.
- Good to know
Trestle tables come apart for transport. Height: tables 750 mm, consoles 750 mm, coffee tables 350–400 mm.