SOL Product Display System by UNIBOX RETAIL

1. SOL
Precision In Display

2. SOL Inspired by the cubic sculptures of American Artist Sol Lewitt, Tom Dixon’s design team created a display system for
their showrooms and shop-in-shop spaces world wide.
In the 1960s LeWitt began investigating the cube—a form that remained an essential element of his artistic language throughout his career.
But in 1973, the artist started to literally take the cube apart. The Conceptual artist’s exploration places emphasis on the idea rather than the
art object, and so LeWitt asked: how many variations could be created by systematically subtracting parts from an open cube? For months he
painstakingly worked through the artistic process and idea, and concluded with 122 variations of incomplete open cubes.

3. The result is SOL, a system of modular
lengths that can interconnected to make
geometric structures to carry a variety of
merchandise.
The system flat packs to ease logistics, and is reconfigurable to allow the whole
system to change and evolve.

4. SOL 350
1963
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1577.5
350
735.5
1121
1475.5
421
806.5
5SIZESOFUPRIGHTS
Sol 350 for 350mm apertures
4 SIZES OF CROSS BEAMS

5. SOL 500
4SIZESOFUPRIGHTS
3 SIZES OF CROSS BEAMS
1106.5
1642
2177.5
1571
1035.5
500
571
Sol 500 for 500mm apertures

6. Head Office
Unit C2, Greenside Way,
Middleton, Manchester,
M24 1SW,
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 655 2121
London Office
Office 18,
Finsbury Business Centre,
40 Bowling Green Lane,
London,
EC1R 0NE,
United Kingdom
Tel: 0207 415 7045
sales@uniboxretail.co.uk
www.uniboxretail.co.uk