Semiton modular storage system by Arper in a coworking space

Semiton and the honest limit: 20 kg a shelf

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Ask most furniture makers how much their storage will hold and the answer arrives as an adjective: sturdy, robust, built to last. Arper answers with two numbers. For Semiton the data sheet states a permissible load of 20 kg per shelf, 40 kg per module — a limit anyone can plan against, whether the shelves take sample books in a design studio, files in a campus office, or crockery in a hospitality break area. A declared limit is not a weakness; it is the difference between a specification and a hope.

Around those numbers sits the system García Cumini designed in 2023: aluminium structures for two or three units, storage modules 30 or 60 cm high in through, open or door versions, veneered tops in oak or walnut, rectangular or with a rounded side. Cables run inside the crossbar, every side is finished so the piece can stand mid-room, and the whole assembly comes apart completely for reuse. From coworking floors to offices, cafés, waiting areas and homes: La Mercanti delivers Semiton across India with finish samples ahead of the order.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collection: Semiton by Arper — modular storage and surface system for coworking, agile offices, hospitality, waiting and break areas, and home offices

Designer: García Cumini, 2023

Structure: crossbar and a pair of legs in powder-coated aluminium, arranged for cable routing and fitted with adjustable glides; two sizes — 115 × 49 × h 28.5 cm hosting two units and 195 × 49 × h 28.5 cm hosting three

Finished overall dimensions with modules: 155 × 49 × h 28.5 cm on the two-unit structure and 235 × 49 × h 28.5 cm on the three-unit one; units are always spaced 5 cm apart

Unit: an available slot above the structure, occupied by a storage module or a top module

Storage modules: 75 × 45 cm, heights 30 or 60 cm, in three versions — through, open with removable back, or fitted with a flap door (H 30) or hinged doors (H 60); each occupies one unit and can be oriented in either direction; on the H 60 the position of the horizontal shelf is defined at order stage

Load: permissible load 20 kg per shelf and 40 kg in total per module

Top modules: rectangular 75 × 45 cm (one unit) and 155 × 45 cm (two units), each also available with a rounded side — rounded tops sit exclusively at the right or left end of a composition, curve always facing outward

Finishes: shell, separator, back and doors in textured lacquered MDF in specially designed colour combinations, or lacquered MDF with reconstituted oak or walnut; tops in oak or walnut veneer

Cable management: crossbar flap running the full length and opening from either side, with room for a power strip and three outlets to the mains; module back released by a safety system; hatch in the module floor onto the technical compartment, with a matching cover slotted for the cable

Character: finished on all sides for wall-side or centre-of-room use; fully disassemblable to facilitate reuse and recycling of the materials

Intended-use framework cited by the maker: EN 15372 for non-domestic tables and EN 16121 for non-domestic storage furniture; for certified products Arper refers to its own documentation

Care: painted metal with non-abrasive detergents in tepid water, rinsed and dried with a chamois — polishes not recommended; wood with water and neutral soap, a soft white cloth and circular movements, never commercial stain removers

Uses: coworking and collaborative areas, offices, waiting and reception zones, bars and restaurants, lounge and break areas, hospitality, home office

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FAQ

What module heights are available?
Two: 30 cm and 60 cm. The lower module stays below eye level for daily items; the taller one offers two internal levels behind doors for what should stay out of sight.
Who designed the collection, and when?
García Cumini, in 2023 — the studio is credited directly in Arper's technical documentation for the collection.
Which standards does the maker refer to?
As a framework of intended use, EN 15372 for non-domestic tables and EN 16121 for non-domestic storage furniture; for certified products Arper points to its own documentation, and no level is claimed here that the maker has not declared.
Flap or hinged — which door comes with which module?
The flap door belongs to the 30 cm module and lifts upward; the hinged doors equip the 60 cm module and open sideways, giving access to both internal levels — the height determines the mechanism.
Which settings does the maker declare it for?
As an adaptive piece adding structure, surface and storage to any space: offices and shared workspaces, hospitality, waiting and break zones, and domestic interiors alike.

Commission a Semiton run for a campus office

Five steps from delivery bay to a storage line the facilities team can maintain for years.

Agree the contents before delivery
Decide with the department what each module will hold, so the run is filled by plan rather than by whoever arrives first.
Assign contents to versions
Decide which shelves stay open for shared material and which sit behind doors; a storage line without a plan fills itself at random.
Level the structure to the floor
Set the glides on the finished floor before loading, so doors and flaps stay aligned through the monsoon and beyond.
Test the wiring path once
Run one real cable from a device through the crossbar to the socket and close everything up before handover.
Log the finishes for the future
Record the finish reference of each module in the asset file, so an extension ordered years later matches what is already installed.