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Glorious MODULAR-SIDE-ADAPT Modular Side Rack Adapter For Workstation to a Workbench (Walnut)

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Glorious MODULAR-SIDE-ADAPT Modular Side Rack Adapter For Workstation to a Workbench (Walnut)Practical extensionThe Modular Side Rack Adapter connects the studio workstations of the Sound Desk and Workbench series to the Modular Side Rack, thus ensuring an extension of the work surface. This add on plate is designed to optimise the functionality of the studio or the working area and to create a cleverly designed, coherent overall concept. Easy to installThis tabletop connection can be flexibly attached to either side of the Sound Desk or

Practical extension
The Modular Side Rack Adapter connects the studio workstations of the Sound Desk and Workbench series to the Modular Side Rack, thus ensuring an extension of the work surface. This add-on plate is designed to optimise the functionality of the studio or the working area and to create a cleverly designed, coherent overall concept.

Easy to install
This tabletop connection can be flexibly attached to either side of the Sound Desk or Workbench and serves as a corner solution to the Modular Side Rack. The installation is simple and effortless.

Matching colour options
Like the Sound Desk, Workbench tables and Modular Side Rack, the Modular Side Rack Adapter is available in black, white and walnut to ensure a unified appearance to the set-up.

Features

  • Seamless extended working surface for the Sound Desk and Workbench series
  • Links to either side of a Sound Desk or Workbench as a corner solution for a Modular Side Rack
  • Ensures a cohesive look with the Sound Desk and Workbench series
  • Easy and flexible installation
  • Available in: black, white or walnut

Technical Data

  • Material: Sturdy wood construction
  • Dimensions: 480(w) x 480 (d) x 18 (h) mm
  • Maximum load: 25 kg
  • Weight: 2.35 kg
  • Delivery without decoration
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