CI-80 Ultima

September 16th, 2011

Imagine a modular office shelving system that offered every possible convenience. That was smart enough to adapt to your changing business needs, flexible enough to offer different storage options within the same unit and designed to be incorporated within other Dexion Systems.

Meet the highly evolved Ultima CI-80 range. At Dexion Office we don’t use the word ’ultimate’ lightly. To earn that title, a product quite simply needs to be the best available.

One look at the Ultima CI-80 credentials and you’ll see why it’s earned the reputation it has. Endlessly adjustable fittings, an array of accessories so you can customise the unit to your specifications and built-in flexibility make this the ultimate storage system. It can even be mounted on Compactus Mobile bases or runners. From adjustable shelving to dividers and roll out accessories, Ultima CI-80 not only looks the business; it can handle all your general office filing needs with ease.

Versatile shelving system
Adjustable shelving
Various standard sizes available
Option of increasing shelf load capacity with shelf stiffeners
Add on frame finishing panels, rear covers and top extrusions for a clean smart finish
A variety of integrated accessories to cater for all your storage needs
Designed to suit Dexion Office accessories range
Able to be integrated onto Compactus Mobile Storage Systems

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