deskcraftThree 1,050 mm bays with a boxed cubby for the books you reach for most, stepping down to a 700 mm bay at the end.
700 + 500 + 700 + 500 mm = 2,400 mm
Made-to-size shelving
Flex.
Any width. Any wall. Made to fit.
Most shelving comes in a handful of fixed sizes, and your room has to make do. Flex works the other way round. Tell us the space, and every bay is built to it, so it fills the alcove, the awkward gap or the whole wall edge to edge.
- Run width
- 400 – 4,800 mm
- Six bay heights
- 350, 700, 1050, 1400, 1750 & 2100 mm
- Pieces
- Shelves, cubbies, cupboards & desks
01 Built to your exact width02 Six heights in 350 mm steps03 Open, boxed or closed storage04 Your frame & shelf finishes
Try it with your wall
No gaps.
No gaps.
No filler panels.
Slide to your wall width or pick a typical opening below. Every bay is sized to your width, while heights step up in fixed 350 mm tiers (350, 700, 1,050, 1,400, 1,750 or 2,100 mm) so shelves and cubbies always line up across the run.
2 bays: 1,470 + 960 mm
An interactive illustration. Set your exact bay widths, heights and pieces in the 3D designer ↗
Flexible in what it holds, tooSame wall,
Same wall,
three ways.
Three different configurations for the exact same 2,400 mm alcove. The outer measurement stays fixed; the bay widths, 350 mm height tiers and pieces are entirely up to you.
700 mm outer bays flanking a 1,050 mm centre bay, with cupboards and a boxed cubby aligned on the same 350 mm shelf grid.
800 + 800 + 800 mm = 2,400 mm
A work surface in the middle aligned with the shelf grid and 1,050 mm shelving towers either side.
600 + 1200 + 600 mm = 2,400 mm
Fits where off-the-shelf won'tThe spaces other shelving
The spaces other shelving
leaves behind.
Chimney breasts, low sills and narrow stretches between doorways — when every bay is sized to order, awkward architecture becomes a feature.
A low 700 mm run that stops exactly at the reveal, with open shelves and cupboards tucked neatly beneath the sill.
That awkward stretch of wall becomes a full 2,100 mm library, built to the gap between the architraves and not a millimetre over.
Shelving towers either side and a 700 mm high worktop spanning between them, sized together so the whole nook reads as one piece.
From tape measure to finished wallMeasure it.
Measure it.
Shape it.
Make it yours.
No CAD software or quotation wait times. Our 3D configurator builds your run live in the browser and prices every millimetre as you go.
- 01
Measure your space
Width wall to wall, and the height you want to reach (from 350 mm up to 2,100 mm). Five minutes with a tape measure is all you need to start.
- 02
Build it in 3D
Add bays, set each one to size, then mix open shelves, boxed cubbies, cupboards and an integrated desk.
- 03
See the price as you go
Every change updates the dimensions and price straight away. Save your build or add it to your bag when it looks right.
Before you start
How to measure.
How to measure.
One tape, five minutes.
- A B C
Measure the width three times
Wall to wall at the floor (between the skirting boards), halfway up and near the top. Older walls are rarely perfectly plumb, so always design to the smallest of the three.
- H
Measure the height
From the floor to where you want your tallest bay to stop (350, 700, 1,050, 1,400, 1,750 or 2,100 mm). Note any window sills, picture rails, light switches or sockets on the way up.
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Check what sticks out
Skirting boards, pipes, a radiator or a deep sill. Your shelving needs to stand clear of them, so note how far each one projects from the wall.
Leave a little fitting room. Deduct 10–15 mm from your narrowest width so the frame slides into the alcove without grazing the plaster.
Check before you order. Compare the overall width shown in the 3D designer against your smallest measurement before adding to your bag.
Everything in the systemMix the pieces,
Mix the pieces,
size every one.
Every module shares the same slim steel profile, 350 mm vertical pitch and timber finishes, so open shelves, enclosed cabinets and workspaces lock together into one clean architectural grid.
350 – 2,100 mm high
Open bays
Warm timber-effect shelves in a slim steel frame, stepped every 350 mm and open at the back so wall colour shows through.
350 mm tier module
Boxed cubbies
Enclosed timber-effect boxes that slot into any 350 mm tier to frame books, vinyl and objects within easy reach.
Flush double doors
Cupboards
Clean-fronted doors aligned to the 350 mm grid to close away files, cables and everyday clutter.
700 mm worktop height
Desks
A deeper worktop that locks directly into the upright frames at 700 mm (two 350 mm tiers), turning a bay into a study nook.
Watch a system come together
One continuous frame.
One continuous frame.
Configured bay by bay.
Adjacent bays share a central upright and a consistent 350 mm vertical grid (350, 700, 1,050, 1,400, 1,750 and 2,100 mm), keeping sightlines crisp whether your bays are low, tall, open or closed.
Open this system in the 3D designer ↗
Your colours
Finished
Finished
your way.
Pair powder-coated steel frames with warm timber tones or quiet monochrome surfaces. Click a finish to preview the combination, then try them on your own design in 3D.
Matt Black frame
+
Natural Oak shelves
Get to know the materials ↗
Steel frame finishes
Shelf & cabinet finishes