Alumi Combi / Alumi Combi Light

Product Information

The popular Alumi Combi screen is developed to make meetings flexible. It’s both a screen, sound absorbent and mobile writing board all within one product.

One side is covered with a writing board (optic white glass or E3 whiteboard) and felt surface. The other side is covered with felt in standard colours.

Designer: Nina Jobs
Dimensions: W796/1206/1463 x D63 x H1905 mm, W806/1190 x H1806/2006 mm (Alumi Combi Light)
Lead time: 7-8 weeks
Origin: Sweden

Categories: Abstracta, Acoustic furniture

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Alumi Combi / Alumi Combi Light