Linnéa Rotating Display Shelf
Rotating magazine shelf with display and storage
Linnéa Rotating Display Shelf provides clear magazine overview with front display of the latest issue and smart storage for back issues, in a minimal footprint with castors for flexibility.
- Height mm1650
- Width mm560
- Depth mm560
- Shelf width mm160
- MaterialLaminated chipwood
- BrandBK Interior
Description
Article no.: 690212
Rotating magazine shelf for clear display and convenient storage
Linnéa Rotating Display Shelf is a user-friendly magazine unit that combines clear presentation of library magazines with practical storage for back issues. The rotating design makes it easy to browse and find the right title, while the unit takes up minimal floor space and suits both small and large libraries.
Front display of the latest issue
The end panels provide space for front display of the most recent issue. This helps visitors spot current editions quickly and creates a clear overview in magazine areas.
Storage of back issues on shelves
The shelves store earlier issues behind the current covers. This keeps both new and older issues organised in one place and makes it easy to maintain a tidy presentation.
Minimal footprint and easy navigation
The rotating unit organises magazines in a clear and structured way, making it easy for visitors to find the titles they want. Its compact format allows placement in aisles and smaller areas without taking up too much space.
Flexible placement with castors
Linnéa is supplied with castors for extra flexibility in the library. This makes it easy to move the shelf for reconfigurations, themed displays or changing needs.
Material and colour options for the right look
The shelf is available in birch, ash and oak and can be matched with several colours. This makes it possible to coordinate Linnéa with other library furniture or use it as a distinct colour accent in the room.
Applications
Linnéa Rotating Display Shelf is suitable for libraries and school libraries that want an accessible way to display magazines while storing previous issues, for example in children’s and adult sections, reading areas or near the entrance.













