Trace Conference by OFS
Trace brings both USB and 110V power. Regardless of the surface material. Its minimal profile and location at the edge of the table provide easy access without sacrificing the interior surface area of the table. Trace features UL Listed 110 Volt components with two 20-amp circuits of power capacity and can be added to any size table.
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Design Firm: Sixthriver
Contractor: S Watts Group
Dealer: CORE Office Interiors
Construction: Compass PM Group
Photographer: Andrea Calo Photography
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