Winsted Unveils New Vue and Sightline Consoles at GSX 2021

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Winsted, the global provider of configurable control room consoles and furniture, is introducing its Vue and Sightline consoles at GSX 2021 in Orlando, Fla.

“Our new Vue and Sightline consoles and technical furniture line were developed as part of our continued mission to creating fully customizable, ergonomic control rooms,” says Winsted CEO Tracy Crocker.

A press release describes the following:

Vue Control Desk

Winsted’s New Vue work stations are easily configurable for all environments and come in static or height adjustable. These configurable work stations offer different widths and connecting cabinets for accommodating multi-operator solutions. Horizontal/Vertical adjustable monitors mounts offer the best in class for ergonomic viewing.

Five different color selections and three different worksurface options to match any interior decor requirements. All Winsted furniture comes with a 10-year manufacture warranty and is designed for 24/7 Mission Critical Operations. This Vue Control Console is an open architectural design, but you can get a closed version with doors in the lower section.

Sightline Console

Winsted’s New redesigned Sightline Console is the ultimate in configurable and modular design and is offered in static or height-adjustable versions, plus two different console depths. These configurable consoles come with concave and convex corners to create solutions that fit any room size for multiple operators. Horizontal/Vertical adjustable monitor mounts offer the best in class for ergonomic viewing.says

Five different color selections and three different worksurface options to match any interior décor requirements. Cable management throughout the console with dedicated trays for Audio and Power. All Winsted furniture comes with a 10-year manufacture warranty and is designed for 24/7 Mission Critical Operations. This Sightline Console has an open architectural design, but we also offer a closed design with locking lower doors in the lower section.

Along with new products, Winsted says it plans to exhibit its new brand look and feel and best in class design resources.

“We are very excited to unveil our new brand look and project design process,” says Crocker. “As the industry evolves and progresses, Winsted will continue to be the world leader in control room and environmental design – where situational awareness is imperative.”

Winsted is exhibiting in booth 601 at GSX.

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