Aircraft Stowages & Closets

TCI's Aircraft Stowages and Closets are dedicated cabin stowage monuments built for the Boeing 737 fleet, providing structured stowage capacity for crew bags, passenger coats, pushchairs, special-assistance equipment, and in-flight service items beyond the overhead bin system. On single-aisle aircraft, stowage monuments occupy premium cabin real estate — typically forward or aft of the main galleys — so minimising structural mass while maximising usable volume is the core design objective. TCI applies the same lightweight composite construction approach used across its galley and bin range, with maximum modularity for different configurations allowing the same base structure to be adapted for open-shelf arrangements, full-closet door treatments, or mixed shelf-and-rod layouts depending on the airline's operational requirement. The modular design approach also simplifies certification scope when an airline wants to reconfigure stowage layouts within an existing STC — reconfiguring within the envelope of an approved design reduces NRC compared to a new-design pathway. All materials comply with FAR 25.853 flammability and ABD0031 smoke and toxicity requirements; manufacture is under TCI's EASA Part 21 G (POA) and AS 9100 quality approvals. Fast and reliable lead times are a stated product attribute, which is relevant for operators managing cabin modification programmes on in-service 737 fleets where aircraft-off-ground time is a cost driver. For GCC carriers operating large 737 NG and 737 MAX fleets, sourcing stowage units alongside TCI galleys and overhead bins allows interior certification packages to be consolidated under a single supplier.