Posts Tagged ‘budget’

CH Workspace are pleased to announce that we are now offering the Silverline steel storage range as part of our portfolio of office storage systems.

With over 30 years of manufacturing history Silverline have a wealth of experience and produce a comprehensive range of steel storage from the traditional four drawer filing cabinet to the professional S:line family of cabinets.

S:Line is an innovative storage system designed to complement any office environment and includes filing drawers, personal cupboards and combination units in three heights and two standard widths to match other office furniture systems.

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CHW are pleased to announce a new range of tambour storage cupboards which are now available from stock for delivery within a matter of days.
This new range is in addition to our existing ranges of XPERT and XFILE Tambour units, and offers a you a good range of storage units at entry  level prices

The sizing of the units follows the format of our other ranges, with 3 width choices or 80, 100 and 120 cm. 

The heights of these tambours range from desk height to 2 metres high, with an option of overhead archive storage as well

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For 2010 the Defi range of Operator desks will be available from stock, which means delivery and installation will once again be about a week for this range.

This range has been available from us for a number of years  on a longer lead time, but due to the substantial demand - it is very well priced for a steel frame office desk - we have decided to make it available from stock again.

With six desk top finishes and two frame finishes to choose from, all available from stock at very competitive prices, we are sure that it will be a top seller for us and a good choice for you.

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Another new range we are stocking from 2010 is the Moka range of executive office furniture; a traditionally styled  and well priced range to suit most executive and home offices alike. 

Although it may look like a wood veneer finish,  it is in fact a man made finish which is surprisingly realistic.  The big difference is that the price bears no relation to what you would have to pay for a real wood veneer desk

The desk shapes are, as you would expect from a traditional range, rectangular with a linking quadrant which joins to the return section of your workspace.

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Suddenly the festivities are over and we are all getting back to work, often battling through extraordinary weather conditions and the disruptions to the transport system which it causes.

But things are getting better; the days are getting longer, and we do seem to be finally pulling out of this long recession.  Mortgages are back on the climb again and house prices seem to be stabilising.  There does still seem to be a long way to go with many companies, having survived the worst of the recession, finally finding out they have no cash flow to continue doing business, but in the main things seems to be improving.

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After many years of successful sales and happy customers, The MT family of office furniture (MT20, MT30, MT40 and MT50) is finally to be pensioned off and is to be replaced by a more dynamic, but hopefully equally loved Steel range.

There are direct replacements for each of the MT ranges except for the humble MT20, which will have no replacement.  It has been decided that the wood modesty panel version of this range does not offer the same inherent rigidity and durability offered by it siblings which have either a steel modesty panel or an open beam support.

The leg detail on the new Steel furniture ranges differ slightly from the outgoing MT ranges, and there is a wider choice of finishes available from stock, but ostensibly the two ranges are very similar.
In bother cases the numeric section of the range name indicates the type of frame used on that range.
As before the 30 range (now Steel 3.0)  indicates that the range has a central I frame  leg frame and a open steel beam between the two leg frames.

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Deciding on what will fit your office space is a daunting task which is best left to a professional office furniture dealer. Whilst you can download a basic drawing package from the internet, these will at best only contain generic furniture shapes and will not be able to show you what is available in the market today. 

You need to call on the experience and expertise of someone who works in the industry and has resolved similar problems to yours, many times before.

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As you are probably aware, the office furniture market is very competitive and, like most highly competitive markets, a lot of competition focuses on price. You often see headlines on web sites and catalogues saying “60% off”, “half price” etc. Unlike the retail market, where there is more regulation, the business to business market is free to do pretty much what it likes. Continue reading »

Office desks are available in a wide variety of range of styles, shapes, sizes and prices. It may be stating the obvious, but the first task in the process of buying office furniture is to be clear about what you want the office desks to do.

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Questions you need to ask are:

• How many people do I need to fit in the available space now, and how is that likely to change over time?

• Do I need a flexible, modular system so that I can change the layout and workgroup pattern when I need to?

• Is style important? Stylish desks are often, but not always, more expensive than standard, old-fashioned desks

• Do I need continuity of supply so that I am sure of being able to obtain the same furniture if I need to add more in the future?

• Do you need other items of office furniture to match the desks, eg filing systems, reception counters, meeting room furniture etc?

• How quickly do I need the office furniture – some office furniture dealers have stocked products available for delivery and installation at short notice, other products are built to order and may take several weeks to be delivered.

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Deciding on which range of office furniture to buy can be daunting, as there is such a variety to choose from, and it is difficult to find the ideal balance between price and quality.

Cheap desks and chairs may seem a good idea now, but you may regret it quite soon, when drawers start falling apart or chair mechanisms become unreliable. Sure you have a guarantee, but you still have to wait for an engineer to turn up, and then he will invariably have to order some spare parts, meaning more delay and inconvenience.

So you decide to go for better quality desks and really comfortable chairs, as you understand the importance of looking after your staff, but the total cost is a lot more that your budget.

Not wanting to tie up valuable capital (especially in the current economic climate) you need to consider how to you are going to treat your investment.

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