Diving

Dive cabinet & diver's wall module

Tank, BCD and suit – dry and ready after every dive.

Dive cabinet & diver's wall module
Diving

After a dive, everything needs to dry before it goes back in the box. In the Sport Cube, BCD and wetsuit hang on wide hangers above the drip tray, and the regulator rests loosely over a peg so the hoses never kink. Fins hang in pairs on two pegs, mask and snorkel sit on the small shelf.

The tank stands on the floor, secured to the pegboard with a strap – where the weight belongs. Because the Cube has no doors, air reaches the gear from every side, and the moisture-resistant CDF board shrugs off the drips.

Your setup

  • Wide hanger for the BCD
  • Wetsuit hanger above drip tray
  • Regulator hook with hose rest
  • Tank bay with safety strap

At a glance

Cabinet (Cube)
223 × 100 × 52 cm (H × W × D), free-standing, no doors
Wall module (Board)
218 × 50 cm, can be lined up endlessly
Material
CDF fibreboard (anthracite, coloured through) and beech
Grid
Pegboard with 200 peg positions per Cube, re-pegged without tools
Power
Triple socket with 2 m cable in the Cube
Price
Wall module from €329, cabinet from €1,549
Sports
Bike, golf, ice hockey, ski, tennis, climbing, fishing, surf, diving
Maker
AMP&BRANDSTIFTER GmbH joinery, Ober-Mörlen (Hesse, Germany) – Made in Germany

FAQ

Common questions

What athletes ask us most about diving storage.

How do I store scuba gear properly?

Rinsed in fresh water, fully dried, hanging and out of the sun. BCD and wetsuit belong on wide hangers so the shoulders keep their shape; the regulator is stored loosely with no kinks in the hoses.

Where do I store the dive tank safely?

Upright on the floor of the Cube, strapped to the pegboard so it cannot tip over. A 12-litre tank is about 65 cm tall and fits on the drip tray next to weight belt and boots.

Does all the gear fit in one cabinet?

Yes. The Cube is 223 cm high, 100 cm wide and 52 cm deep – BCD, wetsuit, regulator, fins, mask, tank and weights all fit. For a dive school, several Cubes line up into a gear wall.

How should I store a regulator?

Hanging on the regulator hook, with the hoses resting kink-free on the hose tray. That way the regulator dries completely after rinsing.

How much does a dive cabinet cost?

A wall module (218 × 50 cm) starts at €329, the complete cabinet (223 × 100 × 52 cm) at €1,549. We clarify which holders your gear needs in your enquiry, then you get a concrete quote.

More sports

Same Cube. Different attachments.

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