Sideboard in petrol blue with 2 doors

The sideboard became popular in the 19th century when households became wealthy enough to furnish a separate dining room. Traditionally, the sideboard was used for serving food and for displaying and storing serving dishes. Today, the sideboard is used in a variety of ways in different rooms, as its storage and decorative functions can be perfectly combined.

The sideboard can be used in any room. However, you should configure it differently depending on the room and its function.

Living room sideboard: In the living room, the sideboard is often used as a TV sideboard. The television is placed on top of the sideboard, while other electronic devices are stored in open compartments or behind doors.

Bedroom sideboard: The traditional piece of bedroom furniture is the chest of drawers, which is equipped only with drawers. A modern sideboard, on the other hand, offers a variety of different storage options.

A sideboard is very similar in height to a classic chest of drawers. However, it differs in function. Instead of drawers, a sideboard is often equipped with doors and shelves. For office use, sideboards are frequently fitted with drop-down doors, as these serve as practical additional storage space.

In recent years, white, black, and gray have been the most popular color options for the designer sideboard. Naturally, these three colors are among the eight standard Flexcube colors available for immediate delivery. You can also choose from over 200 RAL colors in the Flexcube configurator. Your custom-made piece of furniture will be delivered in your chosen RAL color within approximately two weeks. The stainless steel rods are available in three different finishes: silver, copper, and black.

Flexcube and USM sideboards are visually similar, but easily distinguishable by their connecting elements. The familiar USM Haller joint has threaded holes, while the Flexcube stainless steel cube is completely closed. Both meet the highest standards of quality and design and use premium materials.

Differences exist, for example, in the available sizes and colors, and in the assembly process. All Flexcube configurations are available directly from stock with a 1-2 week delivery time and at particularly favorable SME conditions. No special tools are required for assembling Flexcube furniture.