The EU energy label applies to certain light sources as defined by EU energy labelling rules. Our LED shelf is designed as RGB ambient/accent lighting (colours created by mixing red, green and blue). A “white-like” tone is produced as an RGB mix and is not comparable to the warm white light of a conventional white LED. Because the LED shelf’s RGB ambient lighting falls outside the values defined for “white light” in the EU regulation, no energy label is available for this product. We therefore do not provide an energy label for it.
Regardless of this: we place great importance on safety and material compliance. The product is placed on the market in accordance with the relevant EU requirements (e.g. CE conformity and RoHS); the relevant evidence is kept in our technical documentation.
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What is the ATLAS standard?
When the first wide-body aircraft took to the skies in the 1960s, a new era of travel began. Flying became global. Dynamic. Demanding.
And suddenly it was clear: the limited space on board called for maximum precision, clear processes and perfect systems.
Leading European airlines joined forces to create exactly that – a common standard for the future of flying:
A for Air France
T for UTA
L for Lufthansa
A for Alitalia
S for Sabena
Together they developed the ATLAS standard – a system that standardised galleys, containers and trolleys down to the last detail. Designed for efficiency. Optimised for people. Made for global use.
To this day, every movement, every edge, every dimension follows one clear idea:
Maximum function in minimal space.
This industrial heritage lives on.
In genuine airline equipment.
In timeless design.
In objects that carry history – reinterpreted for today.
ATLAS is more than a standard.
It is the DNA of modern aviation.
Orders & Shipping
Questions about ordering, delivery and shipping.
How long does shipping take?
The delivery time depends on the destination country and the product.
- Germany: approx. 3–4 working days
- European Union: approx. 2–7 working days
- Switzerland & Liechtenstein: approx. 7–10 working days
Individually configured or custom-made products may take longer to deliver. If so, we will let you know in good time.
How can I place an order?
You can easily place your order via our online shop:
- Select desired product
- Add to cart
- Proceed to checkout and enter delivery and payment details.
- Complete order
After completion, you will receive an order confirmation via email.
How long do I have to return products?
30-day voluntary returns
You can voluntarily return your order to us within 30 days of receipt.
The goods must be unused, complete, free of signs of use and in their original packaging.
We will provide you with a return label. Regardless of the order value, a flat return fee of €3.99 is charged for each return and deducted from your refund.
You can find all further information on the return process and possible exceptions in our Terms & Conditions.
How much are the shipping costs?
Shipping costs depend on the destination country:
- Germany: free shipping
- EU: free from €349, otherwise €19.99
- Switzerland & Liechtenstein: shipping costs by weight, shown in the basket
All shipping costs are shown transparently at checkout.
You can find more information on our Shipping & Payment page.
Payments
Questions about payment methods and processing.
Which payment methods are accepted?
We offer secure and established payment methods. Depending on the country, the following options are available, among others:
- Credit card (Visa, Mastercard)
- PayPal
- Klarna (e.g. instant bank transfer, invoice – depending on the country)
The available payment methods will be displayed at checkout.
Is the payment process secure?
Yes. All payments are processed through encrypted and certified payment providers . Your data is protected at all times.