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Canvas Channel
A freestanding frame with tiles that carries power and data in linear, 90 or 120 degree runs.
1829 × 737 × 76 mm
Official product information
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Overview
Canvas Channel is a freestanding structure within Herman Miller's Canvas Office Landscape. It routes power and data and sets simple, linear boundaries for individual or group workstations.
Construction
A steel frame holds tiles on both sides, with painted metal or tackable fabric tile surfaces, and screens and a gallery panel add boundary. Height-adjustable desks and freestanding storage sit alongside.
Specifications
Frames are 22 or 29 in high and 24 to 72 in wide; the price book gives a clad thickness of 3 in.
Story
A streamlined boundary
Herman Miller introduces Canvas Channel as a streamlined, freestanding structure that gives people intuitive connection to technology, with power access points at any position along the channel.
Part of Canvas
The company says the whole Canvas family blends with its wider range of office and ancillary furnishings, and Channel's materials are chosen to keep harmony with the rest of Canvas Office Landscape.
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