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brennholz aufbewahrung für innen Firewood storage corten steel CUBY 284,5 x 40 x 120 cm

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brennholz aufbewahrung für innen Firewood storage corten steel CUBY 284,5 x 40 x 120 cmCUBY firewood storage setup in corten steel practical and aesthetic solution for your outdoor space This elegant setup combines two CUBY firewood storage modules in corten steel with a black lacquered CUBY bench. A complete, functional, and harmonious design that offers both storage and seating perfect for the terrace, orangery, or fire pit area. Danish design and production Combination of firewood storage and bench 2 mm corten steel with folded edges

 

CUBY firewood storage setup in corten steel – practical and aesthetic solution for your outdoor space 🔥

 

This elegant setup combines two CUBY firewood storage modules in corten steel with a black lacquered CUBY bench.

 

A complete, functional, and harmonious design that offers both storage and seating – perfect for the terrace, orangery, or fire pit area.


 

✅ Danish design and production
✅ Combination of firewood storage and bench
✅ 2 mm corten steel with folded edges for strength and stability
✅ Low-maintenance and durable material
✅ Can be combined with other CUBY modules

 


%%%Specifications---

 

Contents:

• 2 × CUBY firewood storage units in corten steel (80 × 40 × 120 cm, L × W × H)
• 1 × CUBY large bench in black lacquered steel

 

Dimensions:

• Length: 284.5 cm
• Depth: 40 cm
• Height: 120 cm

 

Materials: 2 mm corten steel – corrosion-resistant and self-protecting material that develops a natural rust patina over time
Bench in galvanized steel with wet-lacquered finish in RAL 9005 semi-matte

Construction: Robust folded design for high stability and strength

Assembly: Supplied as a self-assembly kit incl. bolts, nuts, and detailed instructions
Requires only standard tools – simple assembly with no special equipment

Combination: Can be freely combined with other CUBY elements such as planter boxes, benches, and bin enclosures


%%%Maintenance---

 

The CUBY firewood storage setup requires minimal maintenance.
The corten steel is delivered with a light oil film that protects it during transport – wash with lukewarm soapy water after installation to remove the oil.

The black lacquered bench is made from galvanized steel with a wet-lacquered finish (RAL 9005 semi-matte).

 

🧽 Wipe with a soft cloth and mild soapy water as needed
⚠️ Avoid abrasive sponges and harsh cleaning agents

 

💡 The patina protects the steel against through-corrosion – no further treatment is needed.


%%%Inspiration---

 

A complete and cohesive design that creates both structure and atmosphere in your outdoor space.

 

🌿 Create an inviting corner by the fire pit or on the terrace
🔥 Combine several modules for extra storage and seating
🏡 Use as an architectural focal point or as functional screening


%%%FAQ---

 

Can the setup stay outside all year round?
Yes – corten steel and wet-lacquered steel are both weather-resistant and suitable for year-round outdoor use.

 

Is the setup delivered assembled?
No – the elements are delivered as a self-assembly kit with bolts, nuts, and instructions.
Assembly is simple and does not require any special tools.

 

Does corten steel patinate evenly?
The color naturally develops from light orange to a deep rust tone.
Small variations are part of the material’s lively and unique expression.

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