transition is the affordable, wall-mountable, changeable, reusable, repurpose-able, flexible storage system.
The strength of the transition line is the ability to "compose" or modify your shelving/storage with our range of starter, adder, door, and accessory components. Panels and shelves are 1" thick engineered wood with veneer, high-pressure laminate or melamine surfaces. veneer panels receive wood banding. HPL and melamine panels receive PVC banding. The downloadable price guide only lists prices for melamine surfaces. Please contact us for oak or maple veneer or high pressure laminate pricing.
Please review our selection of veneer, high pressure laminate and melamine finishes.
Door hinges are our H3 "Concelaled Hinge".
Choose from our selection of door/drawer pulls.
To review our full range of transition components, please download our Transition Personal Trainer
Base Shelving Starter/Adder - 13" & 19" Depths
*Widths stated are widths of the shelf. Actual starter width is shelf width plus 2". Actual Adder width is shelf width plus 1"
Upper Doors
Base Doors
Full Height Doors
Additional Shelves & Corner Shelves
Additional Starter & Intermediate (Adder) Panels
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Our Wood Grain laminates are designed to match our Oak and Maple Finishes.
* Wood is a natural product and laminate is manufactured. The grain and color may vary.
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PVC Applies to front edges as well as work surface edges in 3mm PVC.
* Indicates available for work surfaces only.
** Phaseout, available while supplies last.
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Choose from any currently available standard high pressure laminate or check out other available options from
Formica: Premium patterns or surface finishes may be specified but will incur an up-charge. Please contact factory.
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Actual colors may differ slightly from displayed representations.
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Actual colors may differ slightly from displayed representations.
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Coordinating PVC and HPL finishes are available for most melamine selections. PVC not available for Stainless Aluminum.
