"reception desk"

The Hush Absorbing Desk Divider is a high performance product specifically designed to absorb speech frequency sound. It offers outstanding noise control in some key situations where good speech communication is important offices, tele-sales centres, receptions and similar. The Hush Absorbing Desk Divider offers absorption both close to and between staff providing acoustic separation. The Hush Absorbing Desk Divider comprises two Hush-absorber 50 Class A tested & certified absorbers mounted back-to-back on a concealed support frame. The whole unit either sits self-supporting between desks, or clamped to them using an accessory pair of Hush-clamps.

The versatile pedestrian security gate for entrances, wide passageways and escape routes The mSwing swing door is our specialist in versatility! This starts at the entrances: mSwing is used wherever passage is authorised by staff at a gate or reception desk. Either as a single or a double swing door, depending on the number of visitors expected. It is not only the right choice for the monitored access of visitors, but also for visitors with baggage and for those delivering materials. Its wide barrier elements also make it ideal for wheelchair access. Thanks to the mPost card-reader pillar, operators can also provide passage using card-reading devices. mSwing, however, is particularly important for setting up escape routes. It is always used whenever many people are present in a building a

Bolton Gate Punched Lath Roller Shutters are an ideal method of securing openings such as shopfronts, servery counters, reception desks and bars whilst maintaining through vision for advertising purposes. An attractive close fitting flat lath curtain together with a neat and unobtrusive tubular motor drive system allow Punched Lath Roller Shutters to present an aesthetic and cost effective solution to securing various types of opening.

12 Hammersmith Grove in London features Lazenby's decorative concrete throughout. Lazenby's polished concrete floors, pre-cast concrete tiles and GFC (Glass Fibre Concrete) furniture and GFC tiles were specified, for this commercial project, to achieve the consistent colour required by Flanagan Lawrence. Lazenby's complementary concrete colours; Basalt and Azure Grey, were carefully selected from 29 unique colours; 15 polished concrete and 14 pre-cast concrete colours. Basalt for the polished concrete floors throughout; Azure Grey pre-cast concrete tiles for 10 lift thresholds and Azure Grey GFC (Glass Fibre Concrete) for the magnificent Reception Desk and inside every lift car. Lazenby are the decorative concrete master craftsmen and industry innovators.

The Lexicomm ViLX-ACR is ideal for mounting within a reception desk or on a wall due to its compact size and pleasing aesthetics. The Assist Call Repeater provides remote annunciation and acknowledgment of the assist call system, when part of the Lexicomm Network system

Marshall-Tufflex’s underfloor to desk solutions incorporate a range of products for the distribution of power and data services from beneath raised floors and in-screed systems to desks. Underfloor to desk solutions provide a sustainable wiring option, offering zero waste systems which can be re-used and re-configured.

Dyson Lightcycle desk light. Intelligently tracks local daylight. With light quality that lasts 60 years. Heat Pipe technology maintains LED brightness for 60 years. Helps improve visual performance. 3 Axis Glide motion puts light precisely where you need it. Bubble Optic lens displays colour very close to daylight Lightcycle Task Light - Desk - Technical Specification

As governments around the world start to ease the rules around lockdown, the agenda for organisations will now be to look at ways in minimizing the transmission of Coronavirus within the workplace. In light of this, the SAS team have developed a range of Personal Space Management products including Desk Screens. Designed to be retrofitted into current commercial spaces, the screens contribute to the practise of social distancing without the occupier having to physically change the layout of the workplace.