Innox FlexBooth P200-BK Black Panels for FlexBooth 200

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Stand part type	panel
Complete	~
Original packaging	~
Condition of product	~

Stand part type	~
Complete	~
Original packaging	~
Condition of product	~

Stand part type	~
Complete	~
Original packaging	~
Condition of product	~

Innox FlexBooth P200-BK Black Panels for FlexBooth 200
Product no: 9000-0059-2910 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a manufacturing defects warranty.

General

The Innox FlexBooth 200 is a modular, mobile DJ booth that comes as a metal frame which, granted, looks a little basic on its own. That's why Innox also serve up two different panel packs in black and white so you can finish as well as customise your FlexBooth. These plastic panels are easily attached via hook-and-loop fastening strips and can be dressed up with stickers or your artist logo. This is the black version.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Stand part for	DJ booth
Stand part type	panel

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	1,3 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	60,0 x 18,0 x 18,0 cm

Product specifications

Innox FlexBooth P200 panels
black panels
attached using hook-and-loop fastening strips

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steve June 19, 2023

Wrote the following about Innox FlexBooth P200-BK Black Panels for FlexBooth 200

For the money they're ok, essentially rather flimsy pieces of plastic sheet which you disappointingly have to apply the (supplied) pieces of velcro on yourself and that takes about ten minutes to do. They come rolled up in a mesh carry bag which offers no worthwhile protection at all and promotes the curve on them you can see in the photo. My plan is to make a big envelope out of cardboard to store them flat in with the DJ booth.

Innox FlexBooths - Affordable Furniture for DJs and Shop-Owners Alike

Wednesday 24 February 2021 By Kasper | Bax Music

A couple of years back, there were few affordable solutions when it came to portable, manageable and, most of all, affordable DJ furniture that could fit in any regular car. As a result, most DJs were forced to either build a custom booth or pay top dollar for sleek, pro-grade desks and equipment stands. Fortunately, being a DJ these days is a little less of a challenge, not to mention a lot less pricey.