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Most businesses, when budgeting for their new office furniture, don’t always allow an amount to cover any additional cable management requirements which they may have.
cable management desk design electric electric desks office chairs planning systems furniture This area of our business is the area which causes many headaches.
Many customers specify top end desking systems and then fail to use the sophisticated cable management 
systems that they provide.
For instance sliding top desks are really useful if you need to get at your cabling on a regular basis, but no good if you have radial desks and desk height pedestals.
We have also seen sliding top bench desks specified and then fitted with central and intermediate desk top fabric screens. These units, when fitted, mean that the sliding top wont slide, which negates the point of buying them in the first place.
So we usually start a new project by looking at what the client actually needs with regard to cable management for most of the time.
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Call Centre Furniture
comfortably fit in a particular space. The smallest practical workspace, considering the need for a computer and telephone is 80cm wide by 60-80cm deep.
There are three basic styles of call centre desks to consider:
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Most modern office space is designed to be open plan – but since open plan offices became popular, there have been changes in working practices, communications and technology that make the traditional open plan model less ideal.
- People now have less space to work in. A typical workstation in the seventies was 12 square feet. Today’s workstations are between six feet and eight square feet.
- There’s more of an emphasis on teamwork, which means that people often work in informal groups with other workers, while colleagues nearby are trying to concentrate. Continue reading »
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Systems Office Furniture
Systems furniture is a term often used to describe modular furniture which includes stand-alone desks, clustered desks, filing systems, storage cupboards and all their ancillaries such as desktop screens and cable management systems. Continue reading »
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