Tripp Lite 32-Port AC Charging Cart Storage Station for Chromebooks, Laptops and Tablets (CSC32AC)
Electronics, Computers & Accessories, Accessories, Laptop & Netbook Computer Accessories, Stands, Home & Kitchen
$1,517.10
32 AC Charging Sync Lptp Tblt
AC charging and storage for 32 Chromebooks and laptops
Stores devices up to 16 in. (16.5 x 10.5 x 1.5 in. with power cord); removable dividers accommodate thicker devices like battery chargers
Locking steel cabinet with flow-through ventilation; 10-Feet power cord
Large 4 in. non-marking swivel casters deliver smooth ride
2-Year Limited Warranty
AC charging and storage for 32 Chromebooks and laptops
Stores devices up to 16 in. (16.5 x 10.5 x 1.5 in. with power cord); removable dividers accommodate thicker devices like battery chargers
Locking steel cabinet with flow-through ventilation; 10-Feet power cord
Large 4 in. non-marking swivel casters deliver smooth ride
2-Year Limited Warranty
Tripp Trapp Chair from Stokke, White – Adjustable, Convertible Chair for Toddlers, Children & Adults – Convenient, Comfortable & Ergonomic – Classic Design
$354.99
A CHAIR FOR LIFE - The Tripp Trapp chair is essential for families, bringing your baby, toddler, or child right up to your table. The all-in-one chair grows with your little one and can be customized to fit anyone, including adults.
TIMELESS & ADJUSTABLE - With an adjustable seat and footplates, Tripp Trapp allows freedom of movement. Plus, it’s available in a wide range of colors & two wood finishes, guaranteed to look beautiful in any setting.
STABLE & ERGONOMIC - Made from European beech wood, the chair can hold up to 300 lbs. When adjusted correctly, anyone can achieve an ergonomic position with back + foot support.
ADD THE NEWBORN & BABY SETS - The Tripp Trapp Newborn Set and Baby Set allow your kid to comfortably use Tripp Trapp from birth until adulthood. These optional accessories mean your child can comfortably enjoy mealtime with the family forever.
DESIGN WITH A PURPOSE - Tripp Trapp was designed by Peter Opsvik in 1972. Inspired by his young son Tor, who had grown out of his high chair but was still too small for an adult chair, Peter aimed to seat all ages at the same table comfortably.
