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Mibster Splash Chair is a one-piece rotationally molded polyethylene seat that is suitable for outdoor use across all four seasons. Each Mibster has a weight capacity of more than 750 lbs. Suitable for high-traffic spaces including hotels, restaurants, museums and more. It has a drain hole designed into the lowest point in the seat pan. It’s waterproof, rust proof and 100% recyclable.
The redesigned Architectural Elite offers a quiet air curtain that may support the increased sustainability goals of the built environment in a sleek package. Features include a clear satin, anodized aluminum bottom panel that angles upward out of guests’ peripheral vision when passing through a doorway. Available in 8- and 10-foot heights and single length construction of 120 or 144 inches long, it includes a wireless controller. Single unit construction doesn’t interrupt laminar airflow and requires no midsection support anchors for quicker ceiling or wall-mounting installation.
OrderHQ food lockers optimize labor efficiency while customers and delivery drivers enjoy secure, skip-the-line pickup in seconds. OrderHQ food lockers are manufactured in partnership with Merco, a Welbilt brand. The lockers also use ApexIQ software, which provide users with control and access to data.
Applied Coverings prints and installs wall coverings. From off-the-shelf designs to complete customization, one-of-a-kind wallpaper can be developed and ordered online.
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A lighting, power and control system complete with lighting elements, STRUT incorporates direct and indirect illumination, wall wash, downlighting, accent lighting, and pendants utilizing connected control technologies to give clients a personalized and modular experience. The modular system allows designers to configure standard components for a customized 48V DC lighting solution. The magnetic infrastructure allows users to slide elements within the STRUT and adjust lighting effects while powered on-site.
Designed by Lucidi Pevere, the Underline family of stools, guest, and task chairs offer a seat for a variety of spaces. Underline offers multiple mix and match options, with arm and armless stools and chairs in a plethora of base and finish options. Chairs are available with a metal sled, a metal or wood four-leg base, and a five-blade base. Stools are available with a metal sled, metal four-leg base, swivel wood base, and swivel pedestal. Finish options include 26 colorful VOC-free powder coats, polished aluminum, chrome, white oak, maple, walnut and opaque black.
Spacekit is a modular, customizable wall art system. It’s snap-and-go design allows operators and designers the ability to modify the mood and color palette of a given space. Spacekit’s framing system contains self-leveling guides to make install easy. A permanent mountain option is available. Available in two standard frame sizes (25 cm and 50 cm) and a wide variety of designs and colors.
The Sailor collection from Tonon was inspired by the marine environment, specifically the functionality and simplicity of fishermen’s nets. The fully recyclable, high tenacity polyester rope that forms the seat and back of each piece is woven by hand to create a comfortable and visually pleasing aesthetic. The collection offers five seating designs: a lounge chair, arm and armless dining chairs, and bar and counter stools as well as a complementing coffee table. Chairs are stackable up to 20 units, and the lounge chair and stools are stackable up to 6 units.
The new TXTRwall is a modular and efficient textured metal wall panel system. Architects and designers can choose from a diverse palette of colors, patterns and finishes for the fabrication of their TXTRwall system, including perforated stainless steel — part of Rigidized Metals’ TXTRsound line of Acoustical Wall and Ceiling Panels. The TXTRwall panel system uses a z-clip mounting system that is easy to implement.
Pioneer’s ready-made reclaimed teak wood panels celebrate the character of 18th- and 19th-century wood planks and are customizable (shown in a Versailles pattern). Tight grain makes Teak strong and durable, able to withstand the wear and tear of hospitality environments. Natural oils make it resistant to rot, insects and fungi.
