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Drift
A unique seating system designed using a high back PET surround for acoustic and visual privacy, manufactured from 50% recycled bottles.
Drift
A seating system using a sustainable application of materials designed for times of individual, focused work or collaboration. Using a high back PET surround for acoustic and visual privacy, manufactured from 50% recycled bottles, Drift is designed to achieve a better environmental balance using a responsible application of materials.
Product specifications:
- Unique PET felt surround derived from post-consumer waste sources – 100% recyclable and reusable. Available in 6 colours: Marble, Smoke, Bungaroosh, Palace Pink, Peace and Dusk.
- Sound absorption & reverberation qualities.
- Oak veneered plywood base.
- Fully adjustable levelling feet.
- Console with integrated writing tablet, available in white & black laminate, and oak veneer tops.
- Integrated TV bracket and power unit available on booth media panel.
- Design by Hilary Birkbeck.
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1 seater sofa SDF1STR
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Single seater console SDFCONS
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2 seater sofa SDF2STR
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2 seater sofa with centre table SDF2TBL
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3 seater sofa SDF3STR
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2 seater booth, including power and HDMi connections SDF2BTH
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4 seater booth, including power and HDMi connections SDF4BTH
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