Classroom Furniture - Virco Inc.

  • 09/01/03

By combining heavy-duty construction with classic wood finishes, Virco's Plateau series offers technology furniture items that work well and look great. Specifically, the Plateau Model PTVCR takes these qualities and produces a functional multimedia cart. This mobile platform is perfect for transporting videoconferencing equipment, monitors and VCRs, while its locking cabinet provides secure storage for equipment not in use. In addition to the variety of solid-wood finishes, the Plateau series also features high-pressure laminate work surfaces, protective vinyl-edge banding, and sturdy powder-coated tubular steel legs. Virco Inc. (800) 448-4726, www.virco.com.

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