Cubicles: Walls – Modern Office Design and Furniture
The office cubicle was invented and designed in the 1960s. The goals of the office cubicle were to take advantage of vertical space, allow for more density within a floor plan, and provide employees with semi-private offices.
Think of your office cubicle as your office cockpit where everything you need is an arm’s length away; office tools are within reach, helping to make your work flow fluent, efficient, and more productive. Computer monitors are on your desk or on adjustable monitor arms. There are overhead open or closed storage options. Lower fixed or mobile storage pedestals are also available. Your semi-private cockpit is enclosed by multiple panel heights, widths, and surfaces: fabric, laminate, glass, or a combination. Noise reduction helps provide a work environment for concentration.
Office cubicles come in a variety of sizes to fit your floor plan. The most popular cubicle sizes in recent years have been: 6’x6’, 7’x7’, 8’x8’, or a combination of these sizes. Joyce Contract Interiors can help with your design and layout.
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6 Person Laminate and Glass Workstation #202
$ 14,118.00 -
6 Person Laminate Workstation #204
$ 16,470.00 -
6×8 Laminate Workstations #205
$ 21,660.00 -
6 Person Workstation with Glass Dividers #209
$ 9,174.00 -
Open Style Cubicle Workstations #211
$ 5,110.00 -
4 Person Collaborative Bullpen #215
$ 8,686.00 -
Semi-Private High-Low Cubicle #217
$ 3,880.00 -
4 Person Sit-Stand Bullpen #219
$ 7,728.00 -
2 Person 120 Degree Workstation #221
$ 3,614.00 -
4 Person Open Workstation #223
$ 5,680.00 -
2 Person Open Style Cubicle #224
$ 3,802.00 -
Open Style Cubicle Workstations #227
$ 7,634.00 -
Modern Cubicles with Privacy Panels #229
$ 4,140.00 -
$ 7,634.00
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120 Degree Open Style Cubicles #235
$ 5,822.00 -
2 Person Collaborative Cubicle #237
$ 2,538.00 -
Clover 4 Person Workstation #239
$ 4,112.00 -
$ 7,944.00
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$ 6,728.00
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High-Low Cubicle Style Workstations #250
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$ 7,176.00
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Partial Glass High Paneled Cubicles #258
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Hybrid Height Adjustable Workstation #145
$ 3,330.00
What is the difference between Benching and Cubicles?
As a general overview, cubicles are panel-based workstations that provide the most privacy from other employees; benching has either no or minimal panels and provides an open-style row of desks meant to encourage collaboration.
Cubicles can come in many sizes and configurations depending on the client’s needs. Panels come in 39″, 47″, 53″, 67″, and 85″ heights, comprised of fabric, glass, and whiteboard finishes.
Benching or desking is typically used in smaller workspace configurations and can measure anywhere from 3′ to 7′. If privacy is needed, privacy screens with heights of 8″ to 24″ can be added.
What is a Privacy Screen?
Privacy screens (also known as privacy panels) are used as dividers between workstations to define boundaries and give employees both privacy and improved acoustics. They can come in fabric, lexan glass, laminate, and whiteboard finishes, and are available in many sizes to fit almost any workstation.
What is the difference between a Power Pole and Base Feed?
Power poles and base feeds are both options for bringing power to your workstations. A power pole is generally used in applications where power and data are being brought down from the ceiling. The power pole can connect directly to the work surfaces or panel system you choose. A base feed, on the other hand, is connected to workstations from the floor or the wall.
What are Sit/Stand or Height Adjustable desks?
As more research has been conducted on the effects of sitting for long hours during the work day, it has been found that over-sitting can have significant negative effects on your health.
As a way of combating these negative effects, height adjustable desks have been introduced as a way for people to stand periodically throughout the work day. They can be programmed at different heights if electronic or pneumatic, or they can be hand-cranked to the height you need.
What is standard cubicle size?
6’ by 6’ is the smallest cubicle size recommended.
What is ergonomic office furniture?
Ergonomic furniture is furniture designed and manufactured to work with the human body. There is also passively designed ergonomic furniture which is designed with less controls.
How should you approach office design for the hybrid workforce?
It is dependent on the philosophy of the company and is taken on a case by case basis. Some companies may want employees to return and have their own desk while others may leave more collaboration space for employees who do not come to the office as often.
Should our office design and furniture be an open layout?
Marketing, sales and creative departments, are typically in a more open and collaborative space
Finance, HR, engineering, and accounting, are typically behind closed doors or at private work spaces