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KOMPLEMENT Shoe shelf, dark grey,

Price Rs. 550
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KOMPLEMENT Shoe shelf, dark grey, 50x35 cm
KOMPLEMENT Shoe shelf, white, 50x35 cm

How to get it

Two great functions in one – this slanted shelf puts your shoes on display and keeps them within easy reach whenever you need them. Just line them up and enjoy.

Delivery and assembly prices not included.Article number802.572.56

Product details

MRP Rs.770 (incl. tax)

Your shoes stay in place and dirt is prevented from falling onto the floor thanks to the contoured edge at the front of the shelf.

It’s easy to remove and clean the shoe shelf since it rests on the shelf supports. No tools or unscrewing needed!

The shoe shelf is of metal and withstands all the dirt and moisture that insists on coming home with you and your shoes when you’ve been outdoors.

Solid bottom prevents any dirt from falling outside the shelf.

The powder-coated steel surface is durable and easy to clean.

Designer

Ehlén Johansson

Country of Origin

China, India, Taiwan

  • The shoe shelf holds 2 pairs of shoes.

    Available in several widths.

    The recommended maximum weight applies when the weight load is evenly distributed across the surface.

    Fits 35 cm deep frames.

    Fits only PAX wardrobe frame 50x35 cm, see “Product size” for all exact product dimensions.

  • Material
    Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coating
    Care

    Wipe clean with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner.

    Wipe dry with a clean cloth.

  • Assembly instructionsKOMPLEMENT Shoe shelf802.572.56

Measurements

Width: 46.1 cm (18 1/8 ")

Frame, width: 50 cm (19 5/8 ")

Depth: 34.6 cm (13 5/8 ")

Height: 4.2 cm (1 5/8 ")

Frame, depth: 35 cm (13 3/4 ")

Max. load: 8 kg (18 lb)

  • KOMPLEMENTArticle number802.572.56

    Width: 35 cm (13 ¾ ")

    Height: 3 cm (1 ¼ ")

    Length: 46 cm (18 ¼ ")

    Weight: 1.12 kg (2 lb 8 oz)

    Package(s): 1

KOMPLEMENT Shoe shelf, dark grey, 50x35 cm

Because one size doesn't fit all

Have a little look around — not too obviously, just a peek. Chances are, even if it's just different coloured socks or another colour of scarf, there's no one dressing exactly the same as you right now.

Which is why it stands to reason that our clothes storage shouldn't be exactly the same either. It's this idea that led us to develop the PAX/KOMPLEMENT clothes and shoes storage. Designed so that no matter your passion, fashion or personality, your clothes and accessories will have a practical home.

The evolution of storage

It just takes a flick through a photo album to see that some of the clothes we used to love might make us wonder 'what was I thinking?' today. And as the way we dress has changed over the years, so too has our approach to making storage at IKEA. That's why we've designed PAX/KOMPLEMENT clothes and shoes storage to adapt to how you would like to store your things, rather than trying to fit your clothes and accessories into an unsuitable space. An idea that's shaped its whole development.

The only similarity is difference

“Most people dream of having an organised wardrobe where they can see all their clothes and accessories. But that's where the similarities end", says Betina Tviis Larsson who developed the PAX/KOMPLEMENT system. Traditional storage often shoehorns you into doing things a set way, whether its folding t-shirts or sorting out a sock drawer – something Betina wanted PAX/KOMPLEMENT to step away from. "We didn't want to say there's a right way or wrong way to keep your clothes. If you want to hang your jeans by their belt loops we want you to be able to do it”, Betina says.

Multiple personality order

To get the design process off on the right foot, the design team focused on what kinds of storage do different people need. "We started by speaking to a lot different people in the team and around IKEA", Betina explains. "To try and determine different personalities and different needs. And what we ending up with was this big inventory of preferences and types of things that needed to be stored". By designing around personalities, the team started to develop types of storage that would fit collectors and families just as easily as minimalists and people with very little space. "The whole idea that defined the project became, don't change your personality, change your wardrobe instead", Betina says.

Fitting in function

Bringing this research together, the result is a series of interior organisers that can be adapted for particular uses, from multipurpose drawers and hangers, to specific features for everything from shoes, to trousers, to jewellery. The idea is that each organiser can be mixed or repeated as you choose, so if you want to store your whole sneaker collection inside, or have everything hanging, you can. "I really like to use space in a good way", Betina says. "With this system you can tailor your one wardrobe frame into hundreds of combinations." So whether you're a 'super organiser' or a 'piler' type of clothes person we hope you'll be able to match your storage to suit your style.

Material

What is steel?

Steel has unique characteristics when it is stretched and shaped since it remains strong. It provides strength to everything from skyscrapers and cars to bed frames and outdoor furniture. The steel industry is moving in the direction of more energy-efficient production and stronger steel qualities. It doesn’t lose any of its properties when recycled and today steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world.

Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

"What was difficult but also fun about designing KOMPLEMENT series was the challenge of finding a common look and style for many different functions. We wanted the design to work for elegant glass drawers as well as trouser hangers and shoe shelves. Everything should look beautiful together, no matter which interior organisers you choose. The idea behind KOMPLEMENT is to make it easier for you to find your favourite clothes and accessories. That’s why the interior organisers have a neutral style, with soft friendly shapes that show what’s inside.”

Designer Ehlén Johansson