Radis Slim Wardrobe Huh 2 Doors And Extra Level
SLIM WARDROBE HUH 2 DOORS AND EXTRA LEVEL
SLIM WARDROBE HUH 2 DOORS AND EXTRA LEVEL
Designed by Raul Abner
The huh 2-door wardrobe with an extra level is a award-nominated storage solution made from sustainable birch plywood, featuring a spacious interior with adjustable shelves, hanging rails, and soft-close drawers to maximize vertical space in any modern bedroom.
This slim wardrobe organises all your clothes, having space for your dresses, jackets and coats, with drawers for underwear, socks and ties.
One doors hides an upper shelf and rail for hangers 41 cm long at a height of 120 cm from the bottom of the cabinet.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Radis
PRODUCT TYPE
Wardrobe
COLLECTION
Slim
PRODUCTION
Made in Estonia
DIMENSIONS
- Depth : 60 cm
- Height : 218 cm
- Width : 90 cm
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
USE
Interior Furniture
ASSEMBLE
Easily
DELIVERY
2-4 Weeks
WARRENTY
2 Year
MATERIAL
- Plywood
- Oilwaxed
WOOD FINISH
- Oak Veneered
- Light Oak, Vertical Handles
- Pebble Grey, Vertical Handles
- White HPL, Vertical Handles
- Black HPL, Vertical Handles
- White HPL, Vertical Handles, With a Shelf
- Light Oak, Drawers pebble Grey, Horizontal Handles
ITEM
Decorative
DESIGNER
Raul Abner
DETAIL
Behind the second door there are 3 adjustable shelves and beneath them 2 large drawers. On extra level there is also an adjustable shelf.Made of birch plywood, oilwaxed. Soft close häfele door hinges and hidden drawer rails. Doors koskisen white hpl on plywood, häfele metal bars inside to keep long doors straight. You can choose between two handle designs. An 8 cm high plinth that fits well with all skirting boards.In addition, it is now possible to add a 24 cm deep shelf to the wardrobe.Collection huh was nominated for Estonian design award Bruno 2014.
DESIGNER - RAUL ABNER
Self-taught furniture designer who takes fanciful ideas and turns them into practical applied art.
“Wood has been my passion, hobby and work for over 40 years. Although I haven’t studied design, I’ve got an eye for what works. None of my designs has ever been created just for aesthetic reasons. Each piece of furniture has to have a clear function and idea behind it.”
