AVALL by Colebrook Bosson Saunders
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As technology develops so do the opportunities to create stylish products that make technology more meaningful to people’s lives
Colebrook Bosson Saunders believe passionately in design and over the past 20 years have developed innovative and elegant solutions that create space and comfort for people in a wide range of application areas.
As technology develops so do the opportunities to create stylish products that make technology more meaningful to people’s lives. Our award winning products bridge the gap between furniture and technology.
AVALL is the latest product to be released and is the essential “all in one” solution for your audio visual systems.
AVALL is considered to be a world winner by video conferencing standards as it combines mobility and stability in a single or double screen configuration.
AVALL has lockable storage for a laptop and huge capacity in the central column for cable access and cable management. Removable panels are fitted to front and rear with allowable surfaces for custom graphics.
You have the choice of wheel or pad base to your specifications. AVALL will support a single 65″ screen or double screens at 50″ each. AVALL is quick and easy to assemble.
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