Description
Our 4 Shelf Apex Shelving Unit is a free-standing wooden piece built around a tall, apex-shaped frame that narrows towards the top. Made from wood in a warm brown finish, it carries the natural grain and tone of the timber across each of its four graduated shelves. Standing 180cm tall, 160cm wide and 40cm deep, it gives you generous storage while the tapered silhouette keeps the whole thing feeling open rather than heavy against a wall.
The stepped shelves make this one of those shelving units that works hard in almost any room. Use the wider lower tiers for books, baskets and folded throws, then reserve the narrower upper shelves for plants, framed photographs and smaller ornaments. It suits a living room alcove, a hallway that needs a bit of order, or a home office where you want papers and files within reach. The brown wood pairs easily with neutral walls and sits happily alongside both painted and natural furniture, so it slots into existing schemes without fuss.
Practically, the open-fronted design keeps everything visible and easy to reach, and the shelves are simple to dust and wipe down. Clean with a soft, dry cloth, and for anything more stubborn use a barely damp cloth followed by a dry one, avoiding harsh sprays that can dull the finish. Position it on a level floor and keep the heavier items on the lower shelves to keep the piece steady and balanced.
Specification
| Type |
Shelving Units |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
180cm |
| Width |
160cm |
| Depth |
40cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this shelving unit made from?
It is made from wood in a brown finish, so each shelf shows the natural grain and character of the timber.
Where does the apex shape work best?
The tapered form suits alcoves, hallways and living room corners where a full-width unit would feel too bulky, while still giving four shelves of storage.
How much can I store on it?
At 160cm wide and 180cm tall, the lower shelves take books and baskets while the narrower upper tiers are ideal for plants and smaller ornaments.
How do I keep it looking its best?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth and wipe occasional marks with a barely damp cloth, then dry straight away. Avoid harsh cleaning sprays.
How do I keep it stable?
Stand it on a level floor and keep heavier items on the lower shelves to help the piece stay balanced.