Classroom Furniture - Anthro Corp. -- THE Journal

Classroom Furniture - Anthro Corp.

09/01/03

Anthro's Security Cart is a compact cart that can be used anywhere from labs to server rooms. Available in 24" and 30" wide versions, this cart is fully enclosed on the top, bottom and sides with a lockable metal door that hides equipment from view. It comes standard with vented side panels and front door, which provide airflow to keep equipment cool. For added security, the metal door contains a two-point lock and four 4" plate-mount casters. The cart can be customized by adding metal shelves inside to organize equipment or a keyboard drawer to create a mobile workstation. Anthro Corp., (800) 325-3841, www.anthro.com.

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