Rivet Shelf | Aluminum | Small

The Rivet Shelf explores basic storing facets within one shape while functioning as a storage and display platform. Based on a riveting technique suitable for making perpendicular joints between separate, laser-cut raw aluminum sheets, the shelf is put together by hand using a hammer in a cold-forming assembly process developed by designer Jonas Trampedach in 2011.

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Easy to mount with the separate backplate Each piece is unique and hammered by hand Due to the unfinished and raw nature of aluminum, scratches and natural irregularities on the surface might be originally present The material will patinate over time, and marks and tinted materiality will occur The Rivet Shelf can hold 10 kg (depending on wall material and mounting) Suitable for indoor and outdoor; if placed outdoors it will develop a graceful patina over time but will not rust nor deteriorate View Assembly Guide here > Material: Aluminum Finish: Untreated Color: None Dimension: H 20.6 / W 87.6 / D 24.4 cm Thickness: 4 mm Daily cleaning is done with a soft cloth wrung out in clean water or with a mild soap/detergent Avoid using cleaners containing any type of chemicals on the furniture After cleaning, the aluminum should be dried with a soft cloth to prevent streaks and scratches Special care should be taken to remove any traces of cleaner from edges and rivets. If placing wet items on the furniture, marks will appear Visit our full care and maintenance guide for detailed instructions Design by Jonas Trampedach, 2014 Made in Lithuania

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RIVET SERIES: PATINA

Each rivet piece is one of a kind and hammered by hand using the traditional riveting technique. Due to the unfinished and raw nature of aluminum, scratches and natural irregularities on the surface might be originally present. The material will develop an individual patina over time, and marks and tinted materiality will occur which adds a unique look to your furniture piece.