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Pier System

Flat-pack aluminium and steel shelving system by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for HAY

Dimensions

1620 × 2090 × 465 mm

Year

2022

Origin

China

Materials
SteelAluminium
Finishes
Powder coated steelClear anodised aluminiumBlack anodised aluminium
Colors
PS BluePS WhitePS Black

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Pier System is a modular storage system designed for HAY by the French designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec. Its flat-pack parts of lightweight aluminium and steel can be assembled, reconfigured and recycled.

Construction

  • Profiles: extruded aluminium, clear or black anodised, satin finish
  • Shelves, cabinet and coat rack: powder coated steel and aluminium
  • Parts: profiles, shelves, coat racks, work shelves, cabinets and wire shelves
  • Load: 15 kg per shelf, spread evenly

Specifications

  • 162 x 46.5 x 209 cm (AB850-B520-AI79, PS Blue steel, clear anodised aluminium profiles)
  • Colours: PS White, PS Black, PS Blue

Story

Storage that adapts

Pier System was developed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec to adapt to modern ways of living. It uses the minimum number of components needed to make a complete storage system, in lightweight aluminium and steel, and it is flat-packed so that it can be assembled, reconfigured and recycled.

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Elements that move

The sets can be combined with each other and their elements moved whenever needed. In that way work, wardrobe or organising functions find a place in rooms from the living room and bedroom to the entrance hall and the office.

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