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Bookcases & Shelving
Bookcases and shelving should be matched to the items being stored. Shelf depth, opening height and per-shelf load guidance can matter more than the cabinet's total height. Tall units also need appropriate anti-tip fixing. Compare your largest books, folders or display items with the usable shelf measurements and remember that skirting boards can prevent some units sitting flush to the wall.
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Furinno LUDER 2-Tier Open-Shelf Bookcase — White
A compact bedroom, living room or home office needing low two-tier storage without the height of a full bookcase.
- Width
- Approx. 39.5–40.6 cm
- Depth
- Approx. 23.7 cm
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VASAGLE 5-Tier LED Corner Shelf — Rustic Brown
Using a corner for vertical display or book storage with optional accent lighting.
- Width
- 48 cm
- Depth
- 24.8 cm
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VASAGLE 6-Tier Bookshelf — Rustic Brown & Black
A tall six-tier industrial-style bookshelf in rustic brown and black.
- Storage
- 6 tiers
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VASAGLE Industrial-Style Bookshelf — Rustic Brown
An industrial-style shelving unit pairing rustic-brown shelves with a dark frame.
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VASAGLE Large Industrial Bookcase with Cupboard — Rustic Brown & Black
A living room or office needing both visible shelving and concealed storage in a relatively shallow footprint.
- Width
- 74 cm
- Depth
- 30 cm
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VonHaus 5-Tier Black Wire Shelving — 170 cm
Visible, adjustable storage in a home office or utility space.
- Width
- 80 cm
- Depth
- 30 cm
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VonHaus Holbrook 3-Tier Corner Shelf — White
Accessible storage or a small display in an unused corner.
- Width
- 25.5 cm sides
- Height
- 61 cm
Measure the objects as well as the bookcase
Shelf depth and opening height determine what actually fits. Tall shelving also needs the appropriate anti-tip fixing and allowance for skirting boards.
Match shelves to what you need to store with our bookshelf depth guide for paperbacks, hardbacks and box files.
Open shelves, a cupboard, or both?
Use open shelves for items you reach for often and compare cupboard layouts when you want concealed storage. Include the door-opening space in your plan. Our open shelves versus cupboard bookcase guide explains the trade-offs and compares low, mixed and wire-shelf formats.