Contemporary shelf HOOD

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Architect Raymond Mathewson Hood (1881-1934) was famed for his Art Deco-style buildings, most notably the Tribune Tower in Chicago and several of Manhattan’s most beautiful high-rises, such as the American Radiator Building. The ‘Hood’ cabinet by Dutch designer Bart Vos pays tribute to the man and his vision, with the strong, clean lines that epitomise both Hood’s and the Bauhaus design theory, which values utility as beauty. With its simple system of assembly, configuration and extension—both in height and width—, ‘Hood’ is extremely flexible and versatile, allowing you to be the architect of your own life. Shelves and uprights Brushed oak-veneered MDF with a matt varnish. Shelf dividers and end pieces Brushed oak-veneered MDF with a matt varnish. Bolts & adjustable feet Aged brass. Safety When destined for stand-alone use—for instance, as a room divider—, certain L, U or Z configurations can be selfsupporting. All other configurations must be secured to the wall. Origin Hand made in The Netherlands Shelf dividers Vertical wooden dividers (screwed into place). End pieces Wooden end pieces can be placed at either end of a shelf, with room behind—between end piece and cabinet sides—for wiring et cetera. Height uprights 77 cm, 110 cm or 197 cm. With a connector, uprights can be couples vertically. Overall width 1 element 176 cm. Please note: when extending the cabinet with extra elements, an upright will serve shelves to its left and right. This means that a cabinet of, for instance, 2 elements does not measure 2 x 176 = 352 cm, but 326 cm. Corner shelves Right-angle or rounded.