Signature fitouts are simply fulfilled when using your imagination on options for changeable Galaxy. We have inserted laser cut steel and acrylic panels, vinyl graphics or 3d surfaces. Dimensions: 300, 600, 900, 1200 mm modules Delivery Time: 6 weeks Applications: Office workstation fitouts Variations: 90 or 120 degree, bench or corner configurations Finish: Screens available […]
November 21st, 2008
Signature fitouts are simply fulfilled when using your imagination on options for changeable Galaxy. We have inserted laser cut steel and acrylic panels, vinyl graphics or 3d surfaces.
Dimensions: 300, 600, 900, 1200 mm modules
Delivery Time: 6 weeks
Applications: Office workstation fitouts
Variations: 90 or 120 degree, bench or corner configurations
Finish: Screens available in fabric, steel, veneer, melamine, whiteboard, pinboard, glass, acrylic or function wall.
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