Adhoc storage unit design Bruno Fattorini and partners for Zanotta is made with a steel sheet framepainted the shade ofwhite.

This composition includes:
- a base with a big drawer [widht 42.5 in.];
- 4 open units all white painted or in the shade of white, red, yellow and anthracite on the inside;
- 4 units with white doors.

Adhoc storage system, the outcome of 2 years research on new materials for interior design, is both functional and elegant.
It's made in a material which was originally intended for industrial use: sheet steel reinforced with 15% carbon which has allowed us to work with thicknesses of 1.5 mm.
The Adhoc structure, simple and lineal, conveys a twofold message of solidity and lightness. Constructed in white, epoxy painted sheet steel, the units can be open, or with drawers and doors. The options conceivable with Adhoc are infinite since the units can be placed on the ground or fastened to the wall: from a small bedside unit to a big bookcase, to a drawers unit or even a compact unit for professional work.

Each Adhoc element in terms of colour, material and design is adaptable and practical for countless stylistic contexts.The units can be arranged horizontally or stacked in columns of equal width but, as the Zanotta technical office points out, “…not over points that are intermediate in regards to the units below. For systems that are two or more units high, all elements must be attached to the wall.
AdHoc will come disassembled with assembling scheme and instructions.
See the technical sheet under with all the possible compositions and ask for more informations.

Dimensions :w. 108 x d. 36 x h. 130 cm

Zanotta
Zanotta has been a dominant figure in the world of design ever since it was established in 1954. It helped establish some of the most influential designers of the 20th Century, including Achille Castiglioni, Gae Aulenti, Marco Zanuso, Ettore Sottsass, Joe Colombo, Alessandro Mendini, Andrea Branzi, Giuseppe Terragni, Carlo Mollino, De Pas-D'Urbino-Lomazzi, Enzo Mari, Bruno Munari, Alfredo Haberli, Werner Asslinger and Ross Lovegrove. Yet, even while collaborating with some of the most successful furniture and interior designers of our age, Zanotta has maintained a provocative and innovative style. Thanks to its ability to keep apace and precede changing styles Zanotta's design has consistently obtained international recognition. It is no surprise, that products by Zanotta are exposed all over the world, including at the New York's MOMA and Metropolitan Museum, the Paris Centre George Pompidou, the London Design Museum, Berlin's Arts and Crafts Museum, the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
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