3 Scaffali a cubo (RE119)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
La scaffalatura 3 Box (RE119) reinventa le mensole modulari con pannelli perforati in ogni scomparto e una base rialzata. Grafica, leggera e altamente versatile, aggiunge consistenza, valore espositivo e praticità a spazi residenziali o creativi. Disponibile in 6 colori con spedizione rapida, offre una presenza distintiva e adattabile.
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3 Scaffali a cubo (RE119)
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Who designed the USM Haller shelving system?
The USM Haller system was designed by Swiss architect Fritz Haller in collaboration with Paul Schärer, the owner of USM, in the 1960s. It was originally developed to furnish the USM factory and headquarters in Münsingen, Switzerland, and the design has remained essentially unchanged since its introduction.
What are the perforated panels in the RE119 made of?
The perforated panels are fabricated from powder-coated steel, consistent with the broader USM Haller system's commitment to industrial-grade metal construction. The perforation pattern introduces visual depth and airflow without compromising the structural rigidity of the unit.
Can the USM Haller 3 Box Shelving be expanded or reconfigured later?
Yes. The USM Haller system is fundamentally modular; its chrome-plated steel ball-and-tube connector system allows configurations to be expanded, reduced, or transformed over time. New components can be added to an existing structure, which is one reason the system is specified for both residential and long-term commercial applications.
What finish colors are available for the USM Haller shelving?
USM Haller offers the system in a curated range of powder-coat finishes, including classic options such as USM Beige, Anthracite, Pure White, and Golden Yellow, among others. Specific availability may depend on configuration and lead time, as pieces are made to order.
Is USM Haller furniture suitable for a home office environment?
The USM Haller system was conceived in a professional context but has been widely adopted in residential settings, particularly home offices and studios, where its precision and adaptability are valued. Its proportional restraint allows it to function as both storage and a considered architectural element within a room.
