Children's Wall Unit "High Castle", Element No. 3

Tower No. 3 is the combined storage element of the High Castle series: one narrow body of 460x380 mm unites shelves behind doors and drawers with laminated chipboard fronts. This division lets materials be arranged by how they are used: small items, stationery, and handouts in the drawers; teaching aids and supplies issued to children in measured amounts behind the doors. At 1790 mm high, the section is a prominent vertical landmark of the composition.

The body, shelves, doors, and drawer fronts are made of 16 mm laminated chipboard; 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. Decorative 10 mm painted MDF overlays in brown, red, and light blue echo the rest of the series and create the image of a fairy-tale fortress. Body colours — cream or lime.

• Overall dimensions (WxDxH): 460x380x1790 mm
• Weight: 30.50 kg
• Body, shelves, doors, drawer fronts: laminated chipboard 16 mm
• Back panel: white HDF 2.5 mm
• Layout: shelves behind doors + drawers
• Chipboard colours: cream, lime; MDF overlays 10 mm

The section is designed for kindergarten group rooms, NUS classrooms, and speech-therapist or psychologist offices where closed, structured storage is required. The institution receives a composition quote, an invoice, and a full document package for the purchase; delivery — across Ukraine.

How does tower No. 3 differ from tower No. 5? Instead of a rolling box on castors it has stationary drawers with fronts — a format for smaller materials.

Will the section suit a specialist's office? Yes, the combination of drawers and closed shelves is convenient for storing cards, games, and the documentation of a speech therapist or psychologist.

Which body colour is better for a "castle" composition? Cream gives a calm background that makes the coloured MDF overlays stand out; lime is the option for bright interiors.