Make/Shift

plastic — By Blaine Brownell on February 22, 2008 at 5:49 am

Make/Shift is a flexible shelving system that can be arranged to fill spaces of varying sizes and between walls or even pillars. The interlocking wedge shape of the units allows them to “expand” or “contract” within a space: a single pair may be used for small gaps, or multiple modules may be linked together to make larger units.

Conceived by Peter Marigold, Make/Shift was designed for frequent movers who often encounter difficulties adapting their existing furniture to new settings. The shelves easily conform to any space larger than 19 7/32 inches (the width of a single module). Make/Shift units may also be assembled into freestanding units using the clips provided.

Make/Shift is fabricated in black, white, and pink Arpro expanded polypropylene (EPP), which is a lightweight, steam-cleanable foam that is stronger and more resilient than expanded polystyrene (EPS). Arpro also recycles the CO2 emitted in the manufacture of the material, which may also be recycled at the end of its life. Make/Shift is available from Movisi.

Contact: Peter Marigold, London, UK.
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  • Khush says:

    I recently brought a Make/Shift it looks fantastic however don’t have enough space for it!, will need to sell it, I have 4 triangles 2 white 1 pink 1 black if anyone is interested in buying less than the original price Email me at kilana@inbox.com.

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