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Bretford's New High-Back Sofa Provides Privacy for Casual Learning


Bretford's Motiv High Back Sofa features high walls for privacy and sound obstruction.


Bretford Manufacturing has unveiled the new Motiv High Back Sofa, designed for comfort, privacy, and power support in casual learning environments. An optional power module includes an AC outlet as well as USB charging, to power up laptops, tablets, and other mobile devices. The sofa's high walls and back provide both privacy and sound obstruction.

All Motiv soft seating products, which include modular and freestanding sofas, chairs, and benches, can be upholstered in a wide variety of fabrics and leathers and are available with optional power.

For more information, go to the Bretford Web site.

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