Wide Shelving Unit – Reclaimed Derbyshire Timber & Steel – 180cm Tall

Timber Foundry

£649

Wide Shelving Unit — Reclaimed Derbyshire Timber Steel A wall-filling shelving unit, 180cm tall and 34cm deep, with shelves cut from 20mm reclaimed Derbyshire mill timber on a hand-forged UK steel frame. It comes in three widths — 80, 100 or 120cm — and is designed to sit against a run of open wall rather than tuck into a recess. If you need something for an alcove or a narrow gap, our 180cm narrow bookcase at 44cm wide is the one to look at instead. Every shelf was once a floorboard or a beam in a Derbyshire mill built between 100 and 200 years ago. We salvage the timber locally, plane it bac

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Registered at Companies House as TIMBER FOUNDRY LTD, number 12712489. Checked 2026-08-29.
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