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01 profil du produit
description de produit
EDGE is a refined and elegant table and soft desking system.
The system can cater for individual café and meeting tables up to cable managed group working conditions and boardroom tables.
The tables come in flat-pack form and are easy to assemble. The table surface is offered in laminate, veneer and glass, and can be specified either set down and within the aluminium frame or on top with an exposed EDGE.
The basic version of the table is supplied with an integral intelligent frame that is set beneath the table surface.
This frame allows every table to be retro fitted with a set of accessories, from a cargo net to deal with cable management and under-mount CPU cradle to top-up screens.
The cargo net is easily installed via a simple spring-loaded clip that slots into the profile beneath every table. The mesh net has a number of holes that allow a sock to be positioned to take cables and data to the floor. A simple zip allows easy access.
A series of screen options allow various functions to be offered either to individuals or to groups.
Single screens and the shared screens used to divide two desks for additional privacy are available in different surfaces.
For high-wear contract environments it is recommended that glass be set down inside the frame.
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Danerka Products, Luke Pearson Articles, Luke Pearson Products, Tom Lloyd Articles, Tom Lloyd Products03 Articles about Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson
SixE: A PearsonLloyd chair for Howe
You can get stacking chairs two a penny. But now PearsonLloyd has developed the SixE for Howe. While it has four legs, it is in fact a combination of six “e”s.
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From our stone-age ancestors to office nomads
This year, PearsonLloyd took Orgatec, the specialist office & facility trade fair, to present a number of new additions to the “Parcs” and “Docklands” collections by Bene. They have now created a GIF animation demonstrating the potential of these new office typologies to change our way of working and our notion of the perfect office to boot.
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Why the office is what it is
Cell offices and cubicles are considered negative examples of office design. The era of what we would today regard as the human office started with the “Citizen Office”. Concepts such as the “Net'n'Nest” symbolize the attempt to combine networking and concentrated work. So will we in future work in a kind of adventure playground for adults?
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