The single Linea shelf (5801) is excellent on its own or combined with other Linea shelves to create a wall system that fits your needs. Perfect for storing books, displaying objects, or dividing a room, this narrow shelf offers both open and closed storage. Mix and match shelves to create your perfect display and storage solution.
To begin building a custom Linea shelving system, start with a single (5801) and/or double (5802) base unit, then add on any combination of the single (5801A) and/or double (5802A) shelf extensions to create the perfect display and storage solution for your space.
A Slim Solution
The 5801 makes excellent use of vertical space, ideal for tight or limited spaces where extra storage is needed.
Versatility
Making an ideal wall system, Linea Shelving can also be used to create a room divider, securely anchoring to a wall on one end.
Durability
Polished tempered glass shelves provide a clean and modern look while being durable enough to support a library of books and a lifetime of treasures.
Cord Control
Linea shelves include a generous cutout on the bottom shelf of the enclosed cabinet that allows for convenient cord connections and out-of-sight cable management.
Open Display Shelves
Polished Tempered Glass
Hardwood Veneers
Lacquered finish
Leveling System
Safety strap to attach to wall
Preconfigured Designs Available
Total weight approximately 122 lbs.
Top shelf capacity: 100 lbs
Interior adjustable/bottom shelf capacity: 50 lbs
Adjustable shelf in increments of 2.5" : 3 positions
Hardwood Veneer
Glass
Matthew Weatherly
Matthew Weatherly is BDI's Associate Design Director. A graduate of the prestigious Royal Danish Academy of Fine arts and Pratt Institute, Weatherly is most well-known for BDI's popular Corridor, Tanami, Sequel, and Centro designs.
"My studies in Denmark had the most significant impact on my design aesthetic. I was fortunate to have Erling Christoffersen as my professor, and he introduced me to the works of Danish Modern designers. Arne Jacobsen, Børge Mogensen, Poul Kjærholm, Finn Juhl, Poul Henningsen, and Hans Wegner are among the most influential designers to me."
Design is at the heart of what BDI does. It is their main core value, and a passion for design is infused throughout every department in the company. But they take great pride in creating innovative furniture that is not only beautifully designed.
