Codess Interiors are pleased to present the durable and flexible ’System 2’ workstation system.
November 21st, 2008
Codess Interiors are an Australian owned and operated company with a wealth of experience in the commercial market.
Codess manufacture a comprehensive range of workstations, seating, storage solutions and boardroom and breakout tables for the commercial environment.
‘System 2’ is a Codess original. The panel-based workstation is manufactured from extruded aluminium and has a rigid, durable frame with curved edges, individual trim and quality cast capping on all end junctions.
System 2 is easily customizable with different sized panels available, depending on privacy needs, and in many different styles. All its components are compatible, to provide optimal flexibility in office configuration.
Ideal for executives and managers, these offices are quick and easy to install in any environment, and will not damage floors, walls or ceilings.
The workstation is a modern and highly regarded system and is one of the most widely used systems in Australia and throughout the world.
All Codess workstations can be custom-made to specification and a full range of accessories is available. A modified System 2, ‘System 4’, is also available.
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