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SEPT/OCT 2025 PRODUCTS VERCO
Designed by Martin Ballendat, Emma is a comprehensive range of elegant, occasional task and meeting chairs. Available in 11 different colours as a swivel chair, including two new sustainable finishes, oatmeal and mocha (pictured), consisting of 78% recycled material. With precision-engineered perforations for flexibility, the design of the back and shape of the seat exude extreme comfort. Whether working at home or in the ofice, the Emma chair is able to sit harmoniously in any environment, providing an effortless sense of style with its simple design and clean lines. The range now includes a nesting chair option in black, oatmeal and mocha, where the seat can be tilted up to save space in meeting, conference and lecture areas.
verco.co.uk
LAPSAFE
Sovran is an advanced smart locker solution designed to integrate into modern commercial interiors. With sleek aesthetics and modular configurations, Sovran blends form and function, complementing contemporary ofice designs while delivering secure storage and energy-eficient smart charging. Powered by Onarken, LapSafe’s intelligent management software, it supports workflows for hybrid workspaces, asset management, and IT services. Sovran can also be specified in bespoke finishes and configurations.
lapsafe.com
ABL
Flip-S is ABL’s latest innovation in power and data distribution, crafted to meet the needs of today’s modern workspaces. Sleek and modular, it offers versatile configurations such as USB A+C PD fast charging (35W or 65W), CAT6 data, HDMI, and USB connectivity. Complementing this, ABL’s cable management solutions keep every workspace neat and functional – from discreet wire baskets to the elegant ROSP cable spine, available in three colours for a refined, organised finish.
abl-ltd.com
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