Ethospace interiors was the first frame-and-tile system, and set the standard for this powerful and intelligent office systems model.
Features and benefits
Worksurfaces are adjustable in 25mm increments to ensure optimum height for various-sized individuals and for varied work processes.
Task lights spread light evenly over worksurfaces to provide light for paper-based procedures and eliminate glare for computer tasks.
Rail tiles and associated work tools allow individuals to personalise their storage needs and better support their specific material retrieval tasks and preferences.
Acoustical tiles can be positioned where most needed to absorb sound and minimise distractions.
Peninsula worksurfaces provide space for in-office conferences as well as paperwork.
Adjustable keyboard tray allows individuals to correctly position the keyboard to be ergonomically correct.
Cable access tiles offer convenient positions for electrical receptacles or communications jacks.
Window tiles can be positioned selectively to allow visual access yet preserve privacy.
Storage alternatives include storage cabinets and lateral files.
Tackable tiles allow materials to be displayed for easy retrieval or recall.
Surface tiles clip onto steel frames that link together to form the foundation of an Ethospace wall. Tiles attach to both sides of the frame and may be selectively replaced or rearranged to accommodate changes in the function, colour, or character of an Ethospace wall.
Fabric-covered tiles can be easily reupholstered on-site to repair damage or update the look of a wall.