As one of the original manufacturers of technology charging solutions, we’ve changed the way teachers and students, doctors and nurses, coaches and players, scientists and technicians ensure their devices are fully charged and ready to integrate into their daily work.
Delivering on our mission of building safe solutions that are uncomplicated, our products are used successfully in companies and institutions across the world – from the world’s leading tech firms to schools in remote villages of South Africa… and everywhere in between.
LapCabby operates on Expertise, Thoughtfulness, Customer Care and Experience.
We deliver solutions that last a lifetime, with features that make life easier for the user while remaining cost effective for the decision makers.
For 32 years, LapCabby has lead the way in manufacturing storage and charging furniture in the Education, Healthcare, Government and Corporate industries.
We believe good design and relationships come from collaboration; we spend time listening to our customers, understanding how devices are utilised and prioritizing this information to ensure thoughtful features for longevity and safety.
Our story begins in 2002 when a valued reseller of our parent company, Monarch Furniture, came to us with a request for us to design and manufacture a trolley to house and charge 16 laptops for a local school. In 2006, our simple, functional, trolley began to evolve. We listened to the issues that drove our customers nuts – cable spaghetti, broken chargers, laptops damaged in transit, damaged walls from square corners. We then enlisted a team of industrial product designers to creatively overcome each concern. And LapCabby was born.
C36i+ Charging Station – AVerCharge The AVerCharge C36i+ has adjustable slot dividers to allow the user to quickly charge as many as 36 tablets, Chromebooks or laptops up to 15 inch screen size vertically on pull-out shelves to make accessing and handling devices quick and
Apple iPhone SE (2020) What Hi-Fi Review This isn’t the first time we’ve seen an Apple iPhone SE. The first-gen model launched back in 2016 and, like the new iPhone SE (2020), its unique selling point was the fact it was Apple’s cheapest smartphone at
