GRID Replacement Components – Ladders, Rails & Panels
GRID Components are the individual parts used to build, expand and adapt the wider GRID modular storage system. From steel framework elements to panels, shelves and connecting components, each piece is designed to integrate with compatible GRID configurations.
Primarily intended for existing GRID owners, this collection makes it possible to replace parts, introduce additional storage or reconfigure a system as requirements change. The shared modular architecture ensures new components remain visually and structurally consistent with the wider collection.
Whether making a small adjustment or extending an existing setup, GRID Components help your furniture continue to evolve with your space.
GRID Components
The GRID Components collection brings together the individual building blocks that form our original modular storage system. From the structural framework to shelves, panels and connecting elements, these components are the foundation behind every GRID configuration.
Built around our precision-engineered 20x20mm square steel framework, GRID uses fully welded vertical ladders, horizontal rails and a patented pin and clip connection system to create a structure that is strong, adaptable and remarkably simple in its construction. Durable 18mm panels complete the system, providing the surfaces and storage elements that transform the framework into shelving, media units, sideboards and larger architectural arrangements.
This collection exists primarily to support existing GRID owners and bespoke configurations. Individual components allow systems to be repaired, extended, reconfigured or adapted when requirements change, helping ensure your furniture can continue to evolve rather than needing to be replaced.
Whether you are adding another shelf, extending an existing configuration or sourcing a specific part for your GRID system, these components provide the flexibility to make considered changes over time. Each piece belongs to the same modular family, maintaining the proportions, compatibility and visual consistency that define GRID.