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Choosing Office Furniture That Works

by Cindy Trease

In order to select the perfect office furniture needed for your office, you need to consider who will be using it and what their roles are, the equipment that will be included, and what type of business it is.

Doctors and dentists often need a reception area, wherein the receptionist has a front desk, computer to look up patients and book appointments, and a phone. Her work place will need a task chair and a separate shelf included in her work space for a keyboard. The files are sometimes set up along the walls, each representing a patient. A file clerk needs lots of counter space to sort out files, alphabetize them, and so on.

The doctor or dentist will have patient rooms, but in his or her office a basic desk will be needed, along with a phone and intercom system, and perhaps room for some personal files. There may also be some shelving for books and other reference material.

If the office is for boiler room type telemarketing, each of the staff will have their own desk, with or without a partition. If they need to look up or input information into a computer, each will have a desk and computer for this purpose. Since they will be on the phone a lot of the time, the phones on the desks should be in a convenient corner, and there should be a place to take notes also.

Printing firms and publishing houses may need drafting tables and large counter tops in order to examine work for final approval. The computers are also used to pay attention to detail before printing, and some counter space is needed there, as well. Insurance offices, real estate office, and sales offices may all share the desks and equipment at different times, as these individuals usually work out of the office at least part of the day. They come back to check emails, print out information, and so on. They need computes, phones, and maybe some file cabinets, and a common printer for all.

The work space needs to be thought of and designed before furniture is ordered. The way procedure works at the office may also be a determining factor as to where people sit and how they work.

And the boss needs some privacy. The information he has in his office is of no concern to the rest of the staff. He or she should be in a space that is very obviously his own, and yet it is not so distant that he cannot be a part of what goes on in his own company.

Using ergonomic chairs will make your staff more comfortable. They are there all day, either sitting most of the day, or standing. They need to feel that their backs and necks are being taken care of. The staff member that will be typing for most of the day needs to have a work place that will not send her to the chiropractor, or worse. And when they are comfortable they will produce more quality work. Buying office furniture does not need to cost a fortune, but certain items should be considered, because comfort and production go hand in hand.

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New Unique Article!

Title: Choosing Office Furniture That Works
Author: Cindy Trease
Email: cbruce2000@hotmail.com
Keywords: Office Chairs,Computer Desks,Office Furniture,Commercial Office Furniture,Office Space,Office Buildings,Office Interiors,decorating,interior design,architecture,Constructions,Building work
Word Count: 534
Category: Home & Family:Interior Design
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