Daisyone embodies perfection in geometrical design. The precision engineered Daisyone screen position allows for two screens to be mounted at the same height on a single post, without the need for a separate back-to-back bracket. This geometry also enable daisy to fold to a compact size, which means less packing and a more cost-effective logistics. […]
November 21st, 2008
Daisyone embodies perfection in geometrical design. The precision engineered Daisyone screen position allows for two screens to be mounted at the same height on a single post, without the need for a separate back-to-back bracket.
This geometry also enable daisy to fold to a compact size, which means less packing and a more cost-effective logistics. Used on the Colebrook Bosson Saunders quad post, Daisyone also offers a 180 degree stop function, preventing potential damage to privacy screens.
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