Curt Sofa system
The flexible modular sofa
Fold-down wall shelves, flat and surprisingly sturdy: admittedly, if you need a shelf, you rarely fold it away – but you should be able to. Fläpps shelves stay just as composed fully loaded as empty, combine into whole shelf walls, and lie flat in the box when you move instead of getting in the way. In formats from 40×40 to 80×80, plus the leaning shelf for propping against the wall with no drilling at all. Part of the Fläpps wall system. A design wall shelf that sits flat on the wall instead of standing out.
A wall shelf, mounted so it folds, is the most honest form of flexibility: it doesn't claim you'll rearrange it every day – it just gives you the option. When you move, the folding shelf lies flat in the box instead of getting in the way. In the guest room, the shelf folds away when the bed folds out. And on an office wall that resists any redecorating, the fold-down wall shelf goes up faster than the discussion about wall anchors takes. The rest of the time? It just hangs there and holds things. Because it can do that too.
Four formats, one principle: from the small 40 x 40 for picture books to the large 80 x 80 for half a library. And yes, they carry that too – a Fläpps shelf doesn't hang on the wall for decoration, but because it stays just as composed fully loaded as it does empty. All sizes can be combined and composed together on the wall – turning folding shelves into a whole shelf wall. One that, in theory, folds away. In theory.
The variant for anyone who'd rather keep their things behind the shelf than on it: the wall shelf with a flap hides odds and ends behind a clean front – closed when it should look tidy, open when you need something. Basically a secretary desk without the obligation to write.
For drill-shy tenants, rental-flat realists and period walls with a history: the leaning shelf simply leans against the wall – no hole, no anchor, no discussion with the property management. A shelf you lean is the most relaxed way to house books: set it up, load it up, done. And when you move out, you just take it with you – the wall stays exactly as it was.
The fold-down wall shelf above the desk is the natural extension of the workspace – especially above one that folds itself: wall desks. Shelf open, folder in, close up at the end of the day. Wall shelves are part of the Fläpps system, which also folds tables, coat racks and desks onto the wall.
A fold-down wall shelf is mounted on the wall; you fold the boards down as needed. Folded up, the shelf lies flat against the wall.
For books, decor or as a picture ledge. You only fold the shelf out when you need it – which saves space on the wall.
There are several formats, from compact (around 40 × 40) to wide. So you'll find the wall shelf that fits a niche or a whole wall.
That depends on the format: the large flaps carry up to 45 kg, the flatter, shallower ones up to 30 kg. With solid wall mounting, the folding shelf easily holds a well-filled row of books.
A leaning shelf doesn't stand on its own, it leans against the wall – with no drilling. It's the tool-free alternative to the mounted wall shelf.
In white and black, some with a motif. Plain enough to blend into any wall.