A whole wall of use. Not one hole.
Floor-standing uprights carry shelves, cabinets, a desk, a worktop and power, in the garage, home office, kitchen or living room. The floor carries the load, nothing is drilled, and it all comes down tool-free when the household moves.
Floor-borne: no drilling, no ceiling pressure
180 kg per upright, carried as cantilevered shelves at 300 mm (12 in) projection, safety factor 2.9. Frame-supported configurations, such as a bench or unit on its own legs, are rated separately.
- No drilling, no damage.
For walls that can't or shouldn't be drilled: rented flats, concrete walls, finished rooms. The upright carries the load to the floor.
- More than shelving.
The same uprights carry a desk, a worktop, cabinets and hanging space, so one system furnishes the whole wall.
- Power where it's used.
Power is available at the point of use, for a lamp, a charger or a bench tool. Charging follows the charger maker's instructions.
- It moves when they move.
It comes down tool-free and goes up again in the next home, garage or room.
- A platform, not a product.
A range for the garage and every room in the home, built around the customers you already serve.
- Protected internationally.
Patent pending, with an international (PCT) application filed.
- No channel conflict.
We license only. We never make or sell.
FEA-analysed in the wall-side configuration shown. Independently reviewed by a Chartered Engineer (CEng MIMechE), Resonant Engineering Ltd, and confirmed consistent with accepted practice.
Scoped structural evaluation
A fixed fee and a defined scope. Your engineers judge it on the numbers. The fee is credited against the upfront licence fee if a licence is signed within 90 days of the report.
Request the evaluation scope →- FEA report
- Calculation package
- Chartered Engineer review
- Envelope drawings
- Written Q&A
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