Two screens, partition walls, curved beech wood shelves.

Two screens, partition walls, bent beech wood shelves. Ludvik Volak screens: one of the minimalist symbols of European Mid-Century design. Exceptional workshop craftsmanship. Bent beech wood (re-varnished with clear finish). Excellent condition. Each screen consists of two stacked frames with slots (shelves), two vertical supports (connectors), and four "feet" mounted on glued wooden dowels. Height of the frames (without connectors and feet): 102 cm X 2 = 208 cm. Height of the vertical connectors (between each frame): 8 cm. Height of the connectors (floor & ceiling): 14 cm X 2 = 28 cm. = Total height (including feet & connectors): 240 cm. = Total height (including feet & connectors): 240 cm. It is not necessary to have a ceiling height of 240 cm to integrate them into your interior; the connectors and feet can be removed if the ceiling height is less than 240 cm. Width of the frames: 55 cm. Depth of the frames: 8 cm. Depth of the shelves inside the frames: 15 cm. These screens can be fixed and used in multiple ways. Their previous owner used them as bookshelves at their full height (fixed to the floor and ceiling) and detached from the walls to accommodate wider books. For stability reasons (weight of the books), both were fixed to the ceiling from the back via small brackets (the location is visible). These screens can be fixed in the same way at the corner of a wall. They can also be used simply as separators with a few objects on their shelves (or not). The indicated price is for the pair. Another listing will detail each partition separately.