MARROWOne open bay
One group of objects, with air on either side.
Room for
what comes next.
A shelf is a small plan for the things you keep.
Choose your arrangementTHE OPEN SPACE
Keep the useful close.
Leave the rest room.
Look at the objects before you arrange the shelves. One everyday thing can set the rhythm for a whole bay.
Three ways to make room.
A divided shelf
Separate the small pieces you reach for often.
A low resting place
Keep a single object where it can be noticed.
GIVE EACH LEVEL A JOB
Within reach
Put the things you use most in the place you can reach naturally.
Together
Keep objects that belong to one task on the same level.
Unassigned
An empty space gives the next object somewhere to arrive.
The frame matters.
So does the space between.
BEFORE YOU USE IT
Is this a building plan?
No. It is an arrangement sheet. Use the instructions and load limits supplied with your actual shelving.
Will my choice be saved?
Your selection is used for the file you download. It is not saved to an account.
A place,
not a pile.
Take a blank sheet and mark what belongs together.
Download a blank shelf note