Corner Display Units: Height, Shelf Format and Usable Space

Corner display furniture varies from a small open unit to a tall architectural cabinet piece. Measure both walls, nearby furniture and the clear height before choosing. The dimensions shown for a product do not automatically describe how far every edge will project along a corner.

Ask for a footprint drawing

For a shaped corner piece, compare a plan drawing with your actual corner and skirting. Confirm which edges the published width and depth describe. Measure at shelf level as well as near the floor if a window ledge, radiator or other furniture narrows the space.

Choose around the objects you want to display

Measure your tallest ornament or book and ask for clear shelf openings where these are not listed. Check the usable depth at the position where an object will stand; a wedge-shaped shelf has a different outline from a rectangle. Confirm the individual shelf and total load guidance before planning heavy displays.

Check height, assembly and fixing

Clio is listed at 240 cm high, so check the ceiling at its intended position and the room needed to assemble or move it. The smaller rubberwood unit requires assembly too. Follow the instructions for any wall fixing, product joining or stability requirements; choose fixings appropriate to the wall construction.

Read the care instructions for the exact finish and glass rather than using a general metal-polishing routine. Contact our team for detailed drawings or internal measurements before ordering, and see our corner-shelf planning guide for other wall-storage considerations.