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Furniture Line Suits Needs of Education

  • 01/01/96

Tower Consoles are modular adjustable–;height worksurfaces and equipment shelves built to accommodate computer users.

The modules offer adjustment from sitting to standing height, soft–;radius edges, low–;glare surfaces, easy entry and egress, and various adjustable accessories. Raceways and cable ports in panels and legs completely manage cables and cords.

Work surfaces are finished in high–;pressure plastic laminate, and feet are finished in 5 mils of chrome. Bumper edges protect the furniture and the user. Units are easily assembled with just a screwdriver.

The firm offers a CD–;ROM design program to assist in studio, office or LAN center layouts. Habitech, Plano, TX, (800) 214–;2556, www.habitech.com.

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