Boot Room Collection

Arrival and departure zones that explain themselves.

The problem it solves

School and nursery mornings run late because one adult is finding everybody’s belongings. Labelled zones at the door mean a bag, a shoe and a coat each have an obvious place — and things get returned to it without being asked.

Materials and fixings are being tested now. Final dimensions are confirmed at prototype sign-off, before this goes on sale.

What is included

Labels for practical arrival and departure zones — bags, shoes and family equipment
Designed to connect with the wider Boot-Room Entry System

Dimensions, materials and finish

Base: Frosted acrylic plate
Face: White inset rectangular label area with a visible white margin
Border: Fine black line, inset within the white rectangle
Typography: Thin black typewriter-style wording
Motif: Small eucalyptus detail, used consistently and sparingly
Fixing: Two adhesive tabs on the reverse
Colour: Frosted white and black. No colour variants
Dimensions: Confirmed at prototype sign-off — not published until tested

Fitting and use

Clean and dry the surface before fitting. Nothing sticks reliably to dust or polish residue.
Two adhesive tabs on the reverse. Position the plate before pressing — the tabs hold firmly once set.
Fit at eye level for the person who uses the cupboard most, which is often a child rather than an adult.

Surface compatibility and care

Wipe with a damp cloth. No abrasive cleaners or solvents, which will dull the frosted face.
Surface compatibility, moisture resistance and whether the tabs remove cleanly are all confirmed in prototype testing, and stated here before sale.

Production and dispatch

Not yet on sale. Dispatch estimates are published once the production route is settled.

Personalisation and returns

No name personalisation. We deliberately avoid customisation that slows production without improving the system.

Returns and cancellation terms are published in Help before anything goes on sale.

Part of

Make mornings easier