How to Build
Three parts. Endless configurations.
Every NODO build follows the same logic: rods for length, brackets for the joints, and optionally plates or panels for surfaces.
1. Sketch your geometry
Decide the shape. A side table is four legs and a top — that's 4 rods + 4 corner brackets + 1 plate. A wall shelf is two verticals and three horizontals — 5 rods + 6 brackets, no surface needed.
2. Pick rod lengths
Rods come in 100, 200, 300, 500, 750, 1000, and 1500 mm lengths. Pick what fits the room. For a side-table-height build, 500 mm legs are a good starting point.
3. Pick bracket types
- 2-Way Straight — extend a rod into a longer rod
- 2-Way Corner (90°) — turn a corner
- T-Joint — branch a rod off another
- 3-Way Corner — the corner of a cube
- 4-Way Cross — flat 4-way intersection
- 6-Way Cube — fully 3D, all six axes
4. Add a surface (optional)
Wood plates and acrylic panels come pre-drilled at the corners to seat onto 4 vertical rods. Pick a size that matches your bracket spacing.
5. Assemble
Slide rods into bracket bores. Tighten the set-screw with the included hex key. That's it. Take it apart anytime.