Office products
Precision Office Industries have a product range which extends from a comprehensive array of office storage systems furniture to library and industrial shelving. The product range includes Vertical Filing, Series F Lateral Filing, Tilt-N-File, Cupboards, Stationery Cabinets, Card Storage Cabinets and Pigeon Hole Filing Units. Precision Vertical Files offer many features and are available in twelve contemporary colours, as well as customer chosen special colours. Series F Lateral Files offer quality and flexibility second to none. Available with sliding and static
suitable for suspension filing and codafile type systems. Tilt-N-File has a unique tilting drawer which allows simultaneous opening of all drawers. Cupboards, stationery and card cabir nets come in a variety of sizes to suit individual needs.
Precision shelving products cover library, post and panel shelving and mobile shelving systems.
All shelving types are easy to assemble and are finished in a tough baked on enamel paint. Precision shelving systems are suitable for home,* office and commercial use.
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Press, 23 May 1989, Page 29
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