How to choose quality office furniture
In the market, we can find a wide range of office furniture, with all kinds of designs, materials, finishes and of course prices. One of the main headaches when making the right choice is how to differentiate high-quality furniture, which will fulfill its function for a long time, from lower-quality furniture that will begin to give problems after a few months.
From the experience that years have given us in the office furniture sector in Comprehensive Office Equipment, we recommend above all to be advised by experts, so that you can receive adequate advice and choose the office furniture that best suits your needs. needs. After yourself, we are the ones who have the greatest interest in making you fully satisfied with the furniture you choose for your office, that is why we work only with the best manufacturers who provide you with the highest quality guarantee.
However, there are a number of basic guidelines that can help you differentiate a good piece of furniture without having to be an expert. It is enough to be an observer and know how to see what is hidden behind a design that may be hiding clear deficiencies.
The materials. There is currently a wide variety of natural, treated and synthetic materials on the office furniture market. And within each material, there is, in turn, a wide range of qualities. Always make sure to request the technical specifications, so that you know not only the names but also the "surnames" of the materials used. A priori there are no good materials or bad materials, there are simply materials suitable for the use that is going to be given to them, and materials that are inappropriate for the use that is going to be given to them.
The finishes. The same material can give very different results depending on the quality of the finishes. Possibly this is where there is a greater difference between high-quality office furniture and low quality. The best manufacturers are differentiated by issues such as the perfect assembly between the pieces, the execution of the seams, the joining elements between different materials, the profiling of corners and edges, the reinforcement of the areas most exposed to friction ... All this has a direct impact on the useful life of your office furniture.
The moving parts. They are undoubtedly the elements subject to greater wear and tear over time. Swivel chairs, drawers, folding modules, removable trays… You must first ensure that the design of the office furniture is functional and that it really meets the needs of your office. And that the turning, folding, or sliding systems are robust and with a smooth movement that minimizes friction. As experts, we can assure you that it is a frequent mistake to be dazzled by apparently very modern systems, which have not been properly designed and do not guarantee the necessary durability.
For all this, it is so important for us to work only with prestigious manufacturers, who base their proposals on the experience of their designers and on painstaking manufacturing applying the latest technology to provide the highest quality.
From the experience that years have given us in the office furniture sector in Comprehensive Office Equipment, we recommend above all to be advised by experts, so that you can receive adequate advice and choose the office furniture that best suits your needs. needs. After yourself, we are the ones who have the greatest interest in making you fully satisfied with the furniture you choose for your office, that is why we work only with the best manufacturers who provide you with the highest quality guarantee.
However, there are a number of basic guidelines that can help you differentiate a good piece of furniture without having to be an expert. It is enough to be an observer and know how to see what is hidden behind a design that may be hiding clear deficiencies.
The materials. There is currently a wide variety of natural, treated and synthetic materials on the office furniture market. And within each material, there is, in turn, a wide range of qualities. Always make sure to request the technical specifications, so that you know not only the names but also the "surnames" of the materials used. A priori there are no good materials or bad materials, there are simply materials suitable for the use that is going to be given to them, and materials that are inappropriate for the use that is going to be given to them.
The finishes. The same material can give very different results depending on the quality of the finishes. Possibly this is where there is a greater difference between high-quality office furniture and low quality. The best manufacturers are differentiated by issues such as the perfect assembly between the pieces, the execution of the seams, the joining elements between different materials, the profiling of corners and edges, the reinforcement of the areas most exposed to friction ... All this has a direct impact on the useful life of your office furniture.
The moving parts. They are undoubtedly the elements subject to greater wear and tear over time. Swivel chairs, drawers, folding modules, removable trays… You must first ensure that the design of the office furniture is functional and that it really meets the needs of your office. And that the turning, folding, or sliding systems are robust and with a smooth movement that minimizes friction. As experts, we can assure you that it is a frequent mistake to be dazzled by apparently very modern systems, which have not been properly designed and do not guarantee the necessary durability.
For all this, it is so important for us to work only with prestigious manufacturers, who base their proposals on the experience of their designers and on painstaking manufacturing applying the latest technology to provide the highest quality.
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