• The Wiremold Co. Vista Series Architectural Column

    The Vista series architectural column is a relocatable communications closet that can be customized to match the design of any space. The columns are available in two sizes, including the Point5 series for conference spaces. Users can choose from rounded or square corners, and the customizable center panel is available with finishes like wood, painted metal, fabric, perforated metal, and glass.
    March 5, 2004

    The Vista series architectural column is a relocatable communications closet that can be customized to match the design of any space. The columns are available in two sizes, including the Point5 series for conference spaces. Users can choose from rounded or square corners, and the customizable center panel is available with finishes like wood, painted metal, fabric, perforated metal, and glass.

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