OFFICE FURNITURE

Office furniture typically falls into several categories, including:

1. Desks and Workstations:

   • These are surfaces where employees perform most of their tasks, such as computer work, writing, or meetings. Examples include executive desks, computer desks, adjustable-height desks, and modular workstations.

2. Chairs:

   • Office chairs are designed to provide ergonomic support and comfort for workers who sit for extended periods. There are various types of office chairs like task chairs, executive chairs, ergonomic chairs, and conference chairs.

3. Storage Solutions:

   • These include filing cabinets, bookshelves, cupboards, and mobile pedestals. They help in organizing documents, office supplies, and personal items.

4. Conference and Meeting Room Furniture:

   • This category includes larger tables and seating arrangements meant for team meetings, client presentations, or brainstorming sessions. Conference tables, meeting chairs, and whiteboards are common items.

5. Reception Area Furniture:

   • Furniture for the reception area includes reception desks, seating for visitors (sofas, lounge chairs), and tables for magazines or brochures. It is designed to create a welcoming atmosphere for clients and guests.

6. Collaborative Spaces:

   • Furniture for these areas supports team interactions and creative discussions. It often includes informal seating like sofas, lounge chairs, and coffee tables, along with high-top tables or shared workbenches.

7. Specialized Office Furniture:

   • Some offices may require specific types of furniture, such as lab workstations, drafting tables, or partitions and cubicles to divide spaces and provide privacy.