Arrives Nov 18 to 27 to Hungary
In stock at Ferm Living's warehouse, dispatched in 1‑2 weeks
- Dimensions
- Width 40 cm · Height 16 cm · Depth 13 cm
- Material
- FSC™ Mix certified oak veneer with MDF core
- Weight
- 1 kg
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The Ferm Living Stagger Shelf Low is a minimalist wall shelf built from planks of varying sizes, arranged in an offset, zigzag formation that breaks from a conventional straight line.
Crafted from FSC™ Mix-certified oak veneer with an MDF core and finished in oiled Oak, it measures 40 x 16 x 13 cm and, once professionally mounted, supports up to 1.5 kg, making it a neat spot for a plant, a stack of books or small decorative objects.
Combine it with the Stagger Shelf Tall or Square from the Ferm Living collection for a staggered wall display.
| Brand | Ferm Living |
|---|---|
| Width | 40 cm |
| Height | 16 cm |
| Depth | 13 cm |
| Weight | 1.0 kg |
| Material | FSC™ Mix certified oak veneer with MDF core. Oiled |
| Item number | 1104269278 |
| EAN | 5704723322634 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
Compare within the series
This product
Stagger Shelf Low |
Stagger Shelf Tall |
Stagger Shelf Square | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | |||
| Size | Width: 40 cm Height: 16 cm Depth: 13 cm | Width: 20 cm Height: 32 cm Depth: 13 cm | Width: 30 cm Height: 30 cm Depth: 14.2 cm |
| Material | |||
| Material | FSC™ Mix certified oak veneer with MDF core | FSC™ Mix certified oak veneer with MDF core | FSC™ Mix certified oak veneer with MDF core |
| Price | |||
| Price | €86,18 | €86,18 | €108,19 |
Ferm Living
Stagger Shelf: oiled oak planks set in a zigzag
DesignerFerm Living design studio
The Stagger Shelf from Ferm Living breaks with straight lines. Planks of different sizes are set in a zigzag, giving a small wall shelf in FSC Mix certified oak veneer with an oiled finish. It comes in three shapes: Low, Tall and Square.
- Shapes: Low, Tall, Square
- 3
- Load per shelf
- 1.5 kg
- Depth
- 13–14.2 cm
- Certified oak veneer
- FSC Mix
A zigzag, not a line
Staggered planks give a flat wall rhythm and depth.
Three shapes to combine
Low, Tall and Square can hang alone or as a group.
Oiled oak veneer
Warm oak grain with a natural oiled finish.
Square turns both ways
The Square shelf hangs in two directions, for either side of a bed.

Named for its form
The word stagger describes how the shelf is built: planks of varying sizes aligned in a zigzag. The result is a small shelf with several levels, breaking away from a single straight ledge.

Low, Tall and Square
Low is 40 cm wide and 15.5 cm high, Tall is 20 cm wide and 32 cm high, and Square is 30 by 30 cm. The Square shelf can hang either way round, which makes it a neat bedside shelf on either side of the bed.

Oak veneer, oiled
Stagger is FSC Mix certified oak veneer on an MDF core, finished with oil. Each shelf holds up to 1.5 kg when professionally mounted with screws and plugs matched to the wall, enough for a few small objects.
Materials
- Oak veneer on MDF
- Thin oak over a stable core; wipe with a damp cloth and do not leave the surface wet.
- Oiled finish
- Re-oil when needed; liquid detergents dissolve the oil, so treat the surface again after cleaning.
- FSC Mix certification
- The wood comes from a mix of FSC-certified, recycled and controlled sources.
Ferm Living was founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by graphic designer Trine Andersen, who started out because she was missing wallpaper designs for her new house. The Stagger Shelf was developed in its Copenhagen studio and is a registered design, one of several Ferm Living wall shelves that play with simple geometric forms.
Using it at home
How much can it hold?
Up to 1.5 kg per shelf, when professionally mounted with fixings that match the wall type.
What sizes are there?
Low 40 × 15.5 × 13 cm, Tall 20 × 32 × 13 cm and Square 30 × 30 × 14.2 cm.
How do I care for the oak?
Wipe with a damp cloth, do not leave it wet and treat with oil when needed.
Can the Square shelf be turned?
Yes, it can be used in both directions.
Can I combine the shapes?
Yes, the three shapes share the same material and depth range and work as a group.
