Scaffalature (H2)
Made by USM Haller
Designed by Fritz Haller
Shelving (H2) è un’unità espositiva e contenitore a giorno progettata per essere utilizzata sia in ambienti domestici che in ufficio. Disponibile in 7 colori standard, mantiene libri, oggetti ed elementi essenziali di uso quotidiano a portata di mano, adattandosi facilmente a diversi interni e alle mutevoli esigenze.
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Scaffalature (H2)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the USM Haller system?
The USM Haller system was created through a collaboration between Swiss architect Fritz Haller and Paul Schärer, head of USM, in the late 1960s. The system was first developed as a modular architectural structure for USM's own factory, then adapted into the furniture system in production today.
What does the H2 designation mean for USM Haller shelving?
The H2 designation refers to the unit's height configuration within the USM modular matrix. USM Haller pieces are defined by the number of ball-joint rows that determine their vertical dimension, so H2 indicates a lower, two-level height well-suited to surfaces, desk settings, or low room division.
Can USM Haller shelving be reconfigured or expanded later?
Yes. The USM Haller system is built around a universal connector and tube standard, meaning any configuration can be extended, reduced, or transformed over time using the same components. This adaptability is central to the system's design philosophy.
What colors are available for the USM Haller Shelving H2?
The Shelving H2 is offered in seven standard powder-coated colors, which include USM's classic options such as pure white, black, anthracite, and a selection of signature tones. Custom colors are available through special order for project applications.
Is USM Haller furniture made to order?
USM Haller pieces are configured and produced to order, reflecting each client's chosen dimensions, colors, and shelving arrangements. Production takes place at USM's facility in Münsingen, Switzerland, where the system has been manufactured continuously since its introduction.