Lingo Shelving

Lingo Shelving

Exceptional versatility

Its functionality and construction provide the highest degree of design and versatility, and its style and quality make it suitable for all types of libraries.

The construction of the shelving system allows for easy assembly and adjustment, and the shelves, set in 25 mm increments, can easily be adjusted if you want to change your display.

The shelving has several functionalities and is available:

as single-/double-sided
in melamine/painted/veneer
with castors (castor frame/castor plate)

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with three types of connection element (steel back frame/wooden back panel/cross braces)
with a wide range of shelves (steel/wooden, straight/sloping, backedge/hanging book support)
with top shelf/overlaying top plate
with three types of end panels (standard/slat display/end panel bay)
as well as a variety of other functional components (browsers/magazine displays/signage).

The result – a customisable shelving systems that fits the requirements of your specific library.

The Lingo Shelving System is FSC certified for all wooden products produced in painted and veneered finishes.

Needs assembly	yes
Material	painted MDF, veneered particle board, melamine coated particle board
Construction	wooden end panel
Connection element	back frame, wooden back panel, cross brace
Panels	wooden end panel, wooden slat wall display, end panel bay
Module depth mm	250, 300, 400
Module width mm	500, 750, 900, 1000
Module height mm	720, 920, 1220, 1520, 1820, 2120

2D/3D	Lingo Shelving

Assembly guide	Anti-topple bracket for single-sided shelving
Assembly guide	Lingo

Brochures and catalogues	UK_Lingo.pdf

Price list	Lingo Shelving System - GBP

Product certificates	GS by TÜV - Lingo shelving system

Technical specifications	Lingo Shelving System

Test report	TÜV - Lingo shelving system

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This product appears in the following references

Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway

Westerlundska High School, Enköping, Sweden

Macmillan Hub Library, United Kingdom

Ballymoney Public Library, United Kingdom

Elder Park Library & Community Hub, United Kingdom

Éghezée Public Library, Belgium

Southmead Public Library, United Kingdom

Geraardsbergen Public Library, Belgium

Edda Research Center, Reykjavík, Iceland

Max Planck Institute, Stuttgart, Germany

Chellaston Academy, United Kingdom

Lundellska High School, Uppsala, Sweden

Norrtälje Public Library, Sweden

Vega Public Library, Sweden

Hustadvika Library, Elnesvågen, Norway

Sykkylven Public Library, Norway

Wertheim Public Library, Germany

Kristiansand Public Library, Norway

Molenbeek-Saint-Jean Public Library, Belgium

Grâce-Hollogne Public Library, Belgium

Tamworth Public Library, United Kingdom

St Paul's Cray Library, United Kingdom

Skiptvet Public Library, Norway

Ullensaker Public Library, Norway

Rot am See Public Library, Germany

Alzey Public Library, Germany

Lundtofte School, Lyngby, Denmark

Taastrup Public Library, Denmark

Halsnæs Public Library, Denmark

Hustadvika Library, Eide, Norway

School of Economics BI, Oslo, Norway

Les Sorinières Public Library, France

Rælingen Public Library, Norway

Tongeren Public Library, Belgium

Florenville Public Library, Belgium

Ter Aar Public Library, Netherlands

Wezembeek-Oppem Public Library, Belgium

Bewsey and Dallam Hub, United Kingdom

Bannockburn Public library, United Kingdom

Pont-à-Marcq Public Library, France

Fenain Public Library, France

Uppsala Academic Library, Sweden

Kunsthøgskolen, the National Academy of the Arts, Norway