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GRID is a flexible, modular interior design system based on the original cube by Peter J. Lassen. Weighing just 800 grams, each cube can carry up to 750 kg. Connect hundreds of cubes in every dimension and customise with a wide range of components, materials and colours to suit your project precisely. From workplaces and retail spaces to hotels, museums and outdoor events, GRID adapts to present needs rather than past limitations. Built to be rebuilt, GRID is designed and made in Denmark.

Visit the stand of GRID System to experience how adaptable design gives you the freedom to fully reimagine space. The GRID System has reconfiguration and reuse at its core, being designed to go together and be taken apart in endless combinations. The greenest interior is the one, that is already built, and with GRID, you don't need to invest anew, every time you move or redecorate.

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