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CSM provides the solution to all of your storage and filing requirements, and has been doing so for over 50 years.

January 10th, 2014

Task based? Low utilisation? Shared as needed?

CSM’s mobile personal storage pedestals and caddies are designed and engineered with individuality in mind. And because they’re Australian manufactured to order on short lead times, personalisation to address the needs of various work styles is easy.

Built with the highest-grade steel, crafted with fully internal welded construction and backed by a 10 year warranty, ensures CSM’s personal storage collection is durable and sustainable for future generations. Offering a range of configurations and sizes, Mobiletti Mobile Pedestals or Caddies allow for flexibility and come in a wide range of colours, accessories and locking systems.

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