Netbox M ( M1, M2, M3, M4, M5) is a standard power, data and multimedia unit in plastic finish which comes fitted with detachable frame.
The NETBOX Leaf is a surface-mounted unit designed to optimize space and adapt to desk-sharing environments thanks to its compact footprint and elegant form.
Easy to install and use, it can be securely mounted using Powerstrips or a table clamp, offering durable and efficient access to power and communication outlets.
This unit can be configured with 250 module options and comes hardwired with a built-in starter or connector cable of customizable length.
Inspired by modern organic aesthetics, the NETBOX Leaf features fluid lines and dynamic curves with end-caps shaped like a leaf.
The functional NETBOX Line, with its rounded contours, is a classic built-in desktop solution offering easy access to power, voice, and data sockets.
Its elevated design keeps the unit slightly above the tabletop surface, protecting cables from accidental liquid spills.
Can be combined with features:
NETBOX Spot, the smallest power unit, provides a discreet connection point for reliable power and data.
With a minimalist design and a compact 50 mm diameter, it complements all types of furniture and interior styles.
Installed from underneath using screws, it can also be paired with a decorative grommet ring.
NETBOX Juke is a detachable desktop unit mounted with power and or USB Charger. It is also suitable for lounge application where the unit can be mounted upside down below furniture.
NETBOX Drop is a seamless built-in solution for workstations and executive desks, providing an organised hub for your power and data connections. It is designed with a sleek and flush design with a ‘drop’ space, allowing you to store your excess cables temporarily while in use. Accessible from the front, the NETBOX Drop is a convenient and practical solution for powering and connecting devices without the hassle of tangled cords at your workstation.
NETBOX Axial is a built-in solution that closes flat and flush against its mounted surface. It opens from the front to reveal power, voice, and data sockets whenever required.
The rubber lip allows cables to move to and from devices such as computers, telephones, and multimedia equipment, while the unit remains closed even when in use.