TECHNICAL SECTION:
UNITS
Storagewall can be a little confusing. With so many options to choose from, and a wide range of customisation for each type of unit, it can be a little daunting for the uninitiated to have the product explained to them. By reading through this section, you should have a better understanding of the ins and outs of storagewall. If you have any questions that aren't covered in this section, feel free to phone us up and get your answer straight from the source.
MODULAR SIZES
WIDTHS (mm)
1200
The widest standard unit type we produce. Great for long runs or storing large boxes.
1000
Often referred to as out "standard width"; this unit type is our most common due to it's versatility when space planning storagewall.
800
The smallest of our double door unit types. Great for general filing and shelving.
600
The widest of our single door units. Often used when double door units can't fit in available space, but you still want to maximise storage space.
500
The most common of our single door units, because aesthetically it fits well with 1000mm units; they have the same width doors.
400
The smallest unit we produce. Works really well when you're tight on space.
DEPTHS (mm)
600
Our deepest unit type. Typically reserved for coats & garment units, or storing large boxes.
500
Often referred to as out "standard depth"; this unit type is our most common due to it's versatility when choosing accessories.
430
Also referred to as "A4" depth. Can be useful when you don't want the storagewall to protrude into the room as much.
SPACE PLANNING
A rendered run of 3 storagewall units, and a breakdown describing how to work out their approximate length, based off of the end panels and unit types.
A rendered run of 3 storagewall units, and a breakdown describing how to work out their approximate length, based off of the end panels and unit types.
A rendered run of 3 storagewall units, and a breakdown describing how to work out their approximate length, based off of the end panels and unit types.
A rendered run of 3 storagewall units, and a breakdown describing how to work out their approximate length, based off of the end panels and unit types.
Our storagewall systems are made of several modular pieces, that fit together to form runs of units. This begins with an end panel, usually a finished end or a wall abutment; typically 25mm and 75mm respectively. After this panel we apply our initial structural side, which the first unit will be built off, normally measuring 20mm. We then start building the storagewall units, the sizes of which can be found listed above. Finally we use another end panel to complete the run, adding another 25 or 75mm to the overall length.
Using the calculator below, you can work out approximately how much space your run of storagewall will need!
TOP FINISHING
DESK HEIGHT TOP CAPS
On low level desk height units we will normally finish them with an 18mm or 25mm top cap panel. Obviously the top of these units will always be visible, due to their height, so it's important that this face is presentable.
FULL HEIGHT TOP CAPS
On full height units you also have the option of capping the unit. Like low levels, this can be either 18mm or 25mm. We recommened this when the ceiling has obstructions that can't be moved, or there is a large void above the units.
UP-STAND PELMETS
If your don't want a top cap on your full height unit, but there is a void above/obstructions on the ceiling, you have the option to add an up-stand pelmet. This panel tends to be about 140mm, and is designed to mimic the finish of our full height units.
FULL HEIGHT UNIT
Our floor to ceiling option. A pelmet is added above the doors and taken to approximately 20mm from the ceiling. This panel normally ranges between 135 - 165mm, but larger or smaller panels can be requested.
VARIABLE HEIGHTS
Our storagewall system is easily the most versatile product on the market. We can adapt to almost any ceiling height, or desk height required, through our highly customisable unit designs.
All the doors on our units can be increased, or decreased, on increments of 32mm. With minimum height of 250mm and a max of 2522mm, we can create units as low as 400mm, all the way up to 2790mm and beyond with the use of extension panels.
FLEXIBILITY
See it for yourself! check out some of our past installations, showcasing the unbeatable versatility off Freewall's storagewall systems. Or maybe you'd like to browse through our project gallery, for a deeper dive into what goes into a Freewall job.
