Replacement wall rail for Cado System, compatible with vintage Cado systems.
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Poul Cadovius
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DK3
- DK027 On demand. Delivery time 8-10 weeks
Replacement wall rail for Cado System, compatible with vintage Cado systems. *Required step
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Replacement wall rail for Cado System, compatible with vintage Cado systems.
wall rail for Cado System – wall-mounted rail compatible with the Cado wall system by Poul Cadovius. Newly manufactured by the original DK3 manufacturer, fully compliant with the original Poul Cadovius Cado System. Compatible with all Cado systems from 1950 to the present day.
Height: 2 m
Available finishes: natural oak, walnut-stained, or smoked oak.
For vintage Cado systems in rosewood: walnut finish recommended.
For Cado systems in teak: light oak recommended (lighter than aged teak, will darken naturally over time).
Custom staining available for Poul Cadovius Cado System (In extra – please contact us).
Ideal rail for restoration, extension, or creation of a Cado wall system, Poul Cadovius Cado System, iconic Scandinavian modern wall-mounted shelving system.
| Dimensions | W3,4 x D1,9 x H200 cm |
| Material | Oak, smoked Natural oak or Walnut. |
| Style | Classique Neuf |
| Origin | Denmark |
| Fournisseur | DK3 |
Poul Cadovius
Denmark (1911 - 2011)
Poul Cadovius was born in Copenhagen in 1911 and was originally trained as a saddler and upholsterer. He was a successful designer who had a great influence on the furniture industry and design.
In 1948, Cadovius designed the shelving system ROYAL SYSTEM®, which through the 50s, 60s and 70s perhaps was the greatest furniture success the Danish furniture industry had ever had.
Poul Cadovius is one of the most versatile and successful personalities in Danish furniture industry’s history. “Architect, designer, self-taught inventor, manufacturer, innovator, the furniture industry’s ‘enfant terrible’ - the titles are many”, as the author Henriette Houth writes in her book ”Kassebogen”. Poul Cadovius was an ambitious and constantly seeking person. When he didn’t design or produce furniture, he was driving racing cars or building luxury yachts at his own Saghitta shipyard in Svendborg.
And there are many stories: When a sailboat customer claimed bad sailing-performance on a Saghitta 35, Poul took the boat and sailed ”around Zealand” - and won. Poul Cadovius managed to take out over 400 patents -the last as a 90-year-old. Both his life and designs testify to a genuine figure that went his own way to the delight of us all.