Solidsteel S3 Shelf

Solidsteel S3 - Replacement Shelf

This is a replacement shelf to suit a hi-fi rack from the Solidsteel S3 series. Perhaps you've already acquired some replacement legs and now want to add an extra shelf to your hi-fi rack, or maybe you want a shelf that's a different colour to the rest of the rack. If you own a Solidsteel S3 hi-fi rack and want to replace one of the existing shelves, then this shelf is what you need. 

Please note that this shelf will effectively replace any shelf in your S3 rack except for the top shelf, which is built slightly differently to the other shelves.

Key Features:
- Replacement shelf for S3 rack
- Available in black, white, or walnut
- Sturdy, resonance-free construction
- Protects equipment from external vibration
- Made with high-quality Italian materials
- Supports up to 60kg

Materials:
Shelf: Polymer laminated Medium-density fibreboard (MDF)

Grows with you
Consistent with Solidsteel's catalogue of high-end racks, the S3 range is expandable and customisable, meaning you can swap and modify shelves as you need. Typically racks that are modular in this way are gimmicky or cheaply made, but Solidsteel is dedicated to both quality and expandability in their products. For a high-quality hi-fi rack that grows with your system, look no further than Solidsteel's S3 range.

About the S3 Series
Drawing inspiration from their prestigious Hyperspike range and decades of production, Solidsteel have created the new S3 series. Officially launched in 2013, this series is the benchmark in Solidsteel's range thanks to its excellent build quality, functionality, and modest appearance. Made of clean lines and a high level of polish, the result is an aesthetically pleasing piece of furniture that enhances your home hi-fi experience. 

About Solidsteel
Solidsteel is an Italian company that has been creating high-quality hi-fi furniture since 1990. They specialise in high-end racks, cabinets, audio stands, speaker stands and wall-shelves for home, commercial and pro use.

Originally constructed using primarily heavy steel, the Italian company now uses a variety of materials in their production, resulting in the solid, but not immovable products we know and love today.