Eclipse

Eclipse classic range balances traditional and contemporary design resulting in a flexible expressive solution of distinction Dimensions: 1800 x 2100 x 2400 Delivery Time: 6 weeks Applications: Executive, boardrooms Variations: Veneer and Paint colour options Finish: Desk tops in Rock Maple, Jarrah, American walnut, Tasmanian myrtle , Steamed beech or Wenge. Storage units in Silvertex, […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Eclipse classic range balances traditional and contemporary design resulting in a flexible expressive solution of distinction

Dimensions: 1800 x 2100 x 2400

Delivery Time: 6 weeks

Applications: Executive, boardrooms

Variations: Veneer and Paint colour options

Finish: Desk tops in Rock Maple, Jarrah, American walnut, Tasmanian myrtle , Steamed beech or Wenge.

Storage units in Silvertex, charcoal, white, lime, manderin or lemon.

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