MULTISTATION
MULTISTATION
Workspaces for a new reality…Intelligent designs on the way we work now.
Whether you need to create call centers, multiple-user workstations or private offices within an open space, MultiStations OS by Three H sets a new benchmark in refined styling and functional versatility by combining the best of systems and casegoods furniture.
The new workplace is dynamic – continuously expanding, contracting and changing. MultiStations OS is designed with this constant evolution in mind. Its diverse set of standard modular components is easy to specify, assemble and are fully reconfigurable to meet on-going demands.
Categories: FURNITURE, Panel Systems
Brand: 
Three h
Originally specialized in manufacturing middle to high-end European style residential furniture, Three H shifted its focus onto the office furniture market in the late 1980's. In 2003, Three H opened a permanent showroom in suite 339 of Chicago's Merchandise Mart. Two years later, Three H took NeoCon World Trade fair by storm with its innovative GO system for the education market - receiving accolades from attendees and media alike. This ongoing success resulted in the expansion of its New Liskeard facility in 2008. Today, the story of Three H is still unfolding with the unveiling of a new brand and marketing campaign in 2007. The crest-inspired icon simultaneously reflects our tradition for fine craftsmanship and our potential for growth.
Three hOriginally specialized in manufacturing middle to high-end European style residential furniture, Three H shifted its focus onto the office furniture market in the late 1980's. In 2003, Three H opened a permanent showroom in suite 339 of Chicago's Merchandise Mart. Two years later, Three H took NeoCon World Trade fair by storm with its innovative GO system for the education market - receiving accolades from attendees and media alike. This ongoing success resulted in the expansion of its New Liskeard facility in 2008. Today, the story of Three H is still unfolding with the unveiling of a new brand and marketing campaign in 2007. The crest-inspired icon simultaneously reflects our tradition for fine craftsmanship and our potential for growth.
