Legrand, North & Central America Acquires Connectrac

EIN Legrand Connectrac 400

Nov 1, 2019

Legrand, North and Central America (LNCA) announced the acquisition Connectrac, a company that develops flexible floor-based cable management solutions that bring power, data and communications to commercial interior applications. Adding Connectrac to its portfolio gives LNCA the ability to reach additional market segments as well as a platform to expand their ecosystem in commercial interiors.

Connectrac brings new open space product solutions designed for flexible work areas to Legrad. Also supporting Legrand’s on-going initiatives to build relationships with architects and designers, end users, and furniture dealers for a range of commercial interiors applications.

“Flexible access to power is more critical than ever before, given the high volume of mobile devices and the desire to connect from anywhere in the space – not just near the walls,” said John Selldorff, President and CEO of Legrand North and Central America. “The acquisition of Connectrac allows us to bring together a unique set of solutions, designed to meet the needs of building owners and occupants at all stages of the building lifecycle.”

Founded in 2005 by licensed architect Clint Strong and Desiree Edwards, Connectrac offers products with the flexibility to meet the demands for new technology connectivity while maintaining the aesthetic and structural integrity of the building.

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