Level Up Shelf
from 327 $
The Level Up Shelf in solid ash and painted steel that comes in 3 colourways, grey stain, black stain and white stained ash.
Level Up Shelf is part of “The Little Things” collection, a range of products designed by Massproductions’ Co-Founder and design manager Chris Martin. Level Up Shelf can store smaller items such as books, small vases and other items at a raised position. With only two screws, the shelf is mounted smoothly without any further planning. The shelf is mounted with two L-brackets that end up above the shelf. Which gives a clean and structure free view from below.

Level Up Shelf
from 327 $
The Level Up Shelf in solid ash and painted steel that comes in 3 colourways, grey stain, black stain and white stained ash.
Level Up Shelf is part of “The Little Things” collection, a range of products designed by Massproductions’ Co-Founder and design manager Chris Martin. Level Up Shelf can store smaller items such as books, small vases and other items at a raised position. With only two screws, the shelf is mounted smoothly without any further planning. The shelf is mounted with two L-brackets that end up above the shelf. Which gives a clean and structure free view from below.
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS:
Width: 1150 mm / 44.85 inch
Depth: 165 mm / 6.44 inch
Height: 90 mm / 3.51 inch
Weight: 3050 g / 0.55 lbs
PACKAGING SPECIFICATIONS:
Box:
Width: 1210 mm / 8.44 inch
Depth: 174.5 mm / 6.81 inch
Height: 51.5 mm / 2.01 inch
Total Weight: 3500 g / 0.66 lbs
Using the proper rawl plugs and screws, that are provided in the packaging, fastened to a concrete wall, the maximum recommended loading weight is 25kg.
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- Year of release: 2022
- Designer: Chris Martin
For cleaning of wooden surfaces, advantageously use a detergent, or mild pH neutral detergent and lukewarm water in a well wrung cloth. Then wipe off with clean water and wipe dry.
To preserve the look and finish you should be aware not to use:
– Alkaline or aggressive cleaners,
– Solvent
– Preparations containing abrasives,
– Abrasive tools.
Remember not to let the cleaners or other liquids on the surface for long. For furniture and surfaces for use in public spaces, it is also important to remember not to use disinfectants that contain a high concentration of alcohol or alkaline substances, such as 70% alcohol. There are disinfectants that can be advantageously used, but that does not affect the painted / varnished surface appreciably. Note that freshly painted surfaces are susceptible to scratching. Surface final resistance is only achieved after about a month. Tape and other foreign substances such as, for example, adhesive and moisturizers can soften the treated surface and cause peeling /paint drop.
- Seat height:
- Top size:
- Base size:
- Width: 360 mm / 14.17 inch
- Length: 350 mm / 13.78 inch
- Height: 50 mm / 1.97 inch
- Weight: 1.8 kg / 3.97 lb
- Volume:



”Fastening wooden boards with metal brackets has been done for as long as we have had walls, its not rocket science! But I wanted to hide the connections of the shelf as much as I could, which gave me the idea to create milled-out pockets in the shelf for a seamless contact between shelf and wall. With this small step for humanity, I felt that my work as a designer was complete”


About the collection
The Little Things is a collection of smaller furniture pieces and accessories designed by the company’s design director Chris Martin. In The Little Things, Chris Martin gave special attention to smaller objects that we encounter in our everyday lives and perhaps take for granted. The collection was designed with the aim of creating objects with the ability to gild everyday life.
“I wanted to change the scale of the things I normally design. It turned out that it is a similar process as when I design furniture, it is the same struggle, even for smaller objects. But the reward is worth it, because as the saying goes, it’s the little things that make a big difference,” says Chris Martin.