



Cassettiera Inos 5 cassetti (K1)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Il set a 5 cassetti Inos (K1) aggiunge un contenitore compatto e ben organizzato ai mobili USM Haller e funziona altrettanto bene come pezzo indipendente. Progettato per documenti A4, cancelleria, cosmetici e altri elementi essenziali di uso quotidiano, aiuta a mantenere ordinati gli spazi di lavoro e domestici, mantenendo un aspetto pulito e raffinato. Il set presenta cinque cassetti chiusi, include etichette e divisori per una facile organizzazione, arriva completamente assemblato ed è disponibile in 14 colori per un adattamento personalizzato a una vasta gamma di interni.
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Cassettiera Inos 5 cassetti (K1)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the K1 format mean for the Inos drawer set?
K1 refers to the drawer depth configuration within the Inos system. The K1 format is proportioned to accommodate A4 documents, standard stationery, and small office essentials, making it suited to both home and professional workspaces.
Can the Inos 5 Drawer Set integrate with USM Haller shelving?
Yes. The Inos system is designed to work within the broader USM Haller modular ecosystem. The drawer unit can be inserted into compatible USM Haller shelf configurations or used as a freestanding piece independently.
Who designed the USM Haller Inos system?
The Inos system was designed by Fritz Haller and Paul Schärer, the same duo responsible for the original USM Haller modular furniture system developed in the 1960s. Their approach prioritized structural clarity, long-term adaptability, and industrial precision.
Is the Inos drawer set made to order?
USM Haller products, including the Inos series, are generally produced to order and are available in a range of USM's signature powder-coated color options, allowing integration with existing or planned configurations.
How does the Inos system differ from standard office drawer pedestals?
The Inos system is part of a long-running modular design language rather than a standalone product category. Its proportions, materials, and mechanical detailing are held to the same standards as the broader USM Haller system, resulting in a piece that functions precisely and ages without obsolescence.








