Royal System Cabinet
Cabinets for the Royal System hang from the wall rail alongside the shelves, so storage lifts off the floor with the rest of the system.
Twelve kinds: push doors in wood or woven wood, three drawers, a bar and desk drop-front with or without a premounted workstation, sliding doors in wood, glass or rippled glass, a tall glass cabinet, LP storage with or without cable routing, and a shallow desk cabinet.
Poul Cadovius designed the system in 1948 as one of the world's first wall-mounted furniture systems. Cabinets need rails to hang from, sold separately.
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Cabinets 31.5"W x 15"D x 16.7"H
Tall cabinet with sliding glass doors 31.5"W x 9.4"D x 22"H
Desk cabinet 31.5"W x 15"D x 5.1"H
Materials
Wood veneered MDF cabinet with solid wood drawers
Brass or stainless steel hangers, shelf supports and keys at the same price
Glass fronts and glass shelves where shown
Notes
Cabinets hang on the Royal System rail and can be moved up or down at any time.
The push door, sliding door and woven front cabinets include one shelf.
The drop-front cabinets include a key, and hold up to 33 lbs on the open front.
The LP storage cabinet is available with cable routing, a 1.2" opening in the middle of the back panel.
Not compatible with Royal System parts made before 1985.
Treatment
Oil or soap. Oak and walnut are also available in matt lacquer at the same price.
Care
Avoid direct sunlight and heat from radiators or other heat sources.
Maintain a consistent humidity of 30-60%.
Avoid placing hot or damp objects directly on the furniture.
DK3 is a Danish furniture brand known for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless designs, often drawing from mid-century modern influences. The brand collaborates with renowned designers, including Jeppe Utzon, Poul Cadovius and others, whose iconic shelving systems and furniture pieces are central to their collection. DK3 blends traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics, using natural materials like wood to create sustainable, durable furniture that reflects both functional beauty and Danish design heritage.



