Designing your own Highline mobile

Within the steel and aluminium chassis of each mobile are modules shown in the drawings as blank squares. The modules shown on the right are the six different drawer sizes/types they can contain. The internal width (27.2cm) and depth (37.0cm) of each drawer is the same, but each has a different internal height. Knowing what you wish to store in your Highline mobile calculate the number of modules you will require. We recommend you allow for storing more items in the future as we regularly have clients who later regret they did not order a larger model.

Then decide which of the two heights would best suit your way of working.

Note that you can even mix different drawer types within a module. For example, two x “40” drawers can be a substitute for one “80” drawer. The contents of each module must add up to 240. If you wish to store paperwork in your mobile consider the two “filing” drawers, the “40”s fitted with rings and the “80”s with lever arch mechanisms. This way of filing ensures all contents remain flat and tidy. All drawers are designed to be easily taken out when required, which makes the `filing` drawers easier to work with than traditional hanging files.

If you wish to place an apparatus within your mobile check out the internal dimensions of each of the open spaces. These spaces are incorporated in the Highline Apparatus models.

Highline Apparatus Range