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JULY/AUG 2025 PRODUCTS VERCO
Designed by Iratzoki and Lizaso, the Olivia collection offers versatile seating for visitors, meetings, training or conferences in both ofices and contract environments. The ergonomic curve of the backrest fits the user’s back snugly, for lasting comfort, and the strong, steel elliptical tube frame adds a touch of originality. The chairs are minimalistic in design and are available in four frame and shell colours, which can help offer a more friendly and informal option. This fully stackable chair has been designed for intensive use in rows, in lecture theatres and conference rooms, whose needs in terms of layout and organisation change with every new event. Olivia can be easily handled and stored. Stacking guides allow these chairs to be quickly, simply and safely stacked, without scratching the frames, or marking the optional upholstered seats.
verco.co.uk
ABL
The Flip-S power module is a sleek, flush-fitting power and data module designed for modern workspaces. Available with up to six sockets, USB A+C PD 35W or 65W fast charging, and media connections, it ensures seamless functionality. UK-type sockets are individually fused (3.15A or 5A) to comply with BS6396 standards. Compatible with desk thicknesses from 10–40mm, each unit includes a 0.5m drop lead to a 3-pole connector. The aluminium lid and modular parts come in black, white or grey for a refined finish.
abl-ltd.com
GOELST
Thanks to a revolutionary concept, traditional curtain sets can now be easily motorised while remaining visually identical to classic designs. The new Motor Technology 2.0 from Büsche offers visual perfection and precision. The motor is integrated by machining the drive system directly into the track, so motor housing and additional fixing of the motor will no longer be necessary. Goelst exclusively offers several curtain sets with the new technology. A variety of finishes and endpieces create almost unlimited possibilities.
goelst.co.uk
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