Children's Wall Unit "High Castle", Element No. 1

Element No. 1 is the central and tallest tower of the High Castle series: 2020 mm high. It defines the silhouette of the whole composition and is usually placed in the middle or at the edge of the wall unit as the architectural landmark of the "fortress". Functionally it is a closed cabinet: shelves behind doors provide a capacious volume for storing teaching materials, craft supplies, and games handed out to children as needed.

The body, shelves, and doors are made of 16 mm laminated chipboard in cream; the back panel is white 2.5 mm HDF. The facade is edged with 1 mm PVC banding, the other parts with 0.5 mm. The richest trim in the series — 10 mm painted MDF overlays in five colours: brown, red, green, light blue, and black — forms the recognisable image of a castle tower with a roof and loophole windows.

• Overall dimensions (WxDxH): 520x380x2020 mm
• Weight: 32 kg
• Body, shelves, doors: laminated chipboard 16 mm
• Back panel: white HDF 2.5 mm
• Trim: MDF overlays in 5 colours, 10 mm
• Chipboard colour: cream

Tower No. 1 is the starting element for institutions assembling the High Castle wall unit in stages: first the central section, then the side modules No. 2–No. 6. We prepare a quote for the complete composition to fit the room, an invoice for the institution, and delivery across Ukraine.

Why is this element considered the main one in the series? It is the tallest (2020 mm) and has the most decorative overlays, so it visually anchors the composition around itself.

Must the tower be fixed to the wall? Yes, for elements over 2 m high in children's rooms wall fixing is a mandatory condition of safe use.

What should be stored on the upper shelves? The top tier is out of children's reach, so it is optimal for seasonal stocks and materials used only by staff.