I am still searching for some parts .... The metal fittings for hanging the cabinets and shelves and perhaps a couple of upright as I have seven units in total and 5 uprights.
if anyone can point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
my father imported the units from the factory in the mid sixties following a trip to Scandinavia and it was in constant use in our family home for many years.
i inherited what was left of it and interestingly it came with the original factory brochure and price list.
i would love to put it back into use again.
I have a rather large amount of Veggen De Luxe parts. I may have extra when I get the rest installed in the next month or two.
There are different depth shelves with different sized brass hangers. And then there are different brackets to hang the case pieces. It might be helpful to know what you actually have/need.
I would be interested in the catalog and price list. Especially because I have some odd pieces that I've never seen on the internet before.
There are a few references to Veggen De Luxe wall units on DA, but not many photos. So, I guess this thread is as good as any to post a couple of shots of a one-bay unit that I picked up last weekend. Fits nicely in an open spot near the back kitchen door. Unfortunately, a previous owner decided to cut about 6" off of the rails (but still kept the pieces with the unit).
I don't have any experience with Cado wall units, but the Bruksbo is decent quality-wise. It's teak veneer on hardwood (maybe beech). Shelf hangers are brass, with hidden stainless steel cabinet and desk hangers.
I don't think the screws that fasten the rails to the wall are original, as they look like black sheetrock screws with shallow domes. Some brass machine screws came in a baggie, but I'm not sure what they are for or if they are original with the unit.
leif, here's a shot of the inside shelving module (taken by the seller). It's tacked to the back panel and could be removed if needed. The cut ends of the rails are tucked into the back like Jeffery Dahmer's freezer.
Thanks for the offer, but I'll stick with the current module. And as can be seen in the first photo, there is no room to expand this installation to a two-bay unit in the future. I would be interested in seeing a photo of your screws that fasten the rails to the wall.
Mine didn't come with any screws to attach to the wall. It had been moved once in its history, and then removed from the wall before I purchased it.
The countersunk holes very strongly indicate that a standard wood screws head is the intended item, so I purchased new brass wood screws.
I may have more uprights and shelves when I am done. The set I got was absolutely enormous (40 shelves and a few case pieces). I would not be surprised to discover, when I am done installing that I still have 20 shelves left over, if you are interested in adding bays.....
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