Office sofas and related items for furnishing reception rooms and offices

In pIn the reception halls of banks and government agencies, during peak times, there may be several dozen people waiting in line to receive advice or some other services. An organization that cares about its solid image always strives to accommodate its clients with maximum convenience so that they do not go to competitors because of poor service or complain to journalists about negligent officials before the next parliamentary elections. Spending several hours waiting standing is very tiring, especially for older people, so recently, furniture made of  office sofas, each of which can accommodate two or three people with relative comfort.

When one of the visitors gets up after waiting for his turn, the next one takes his place, and so during the day one item can be used by a hundred people. This constant movement creates an increased load on them, therefore, only strong and wear-resistant materials are used for the production of office sofas. Among them, the following can be listed:

1. To assemble the frame box, strong wood of both coniferous and deciduous species is used, which reliably holds the tenons or screws that fasten the individual elements inside. Also, for these purposes, some models use multilayer plywood, which, if necessary, can be bent on special machines to the geometric shape required by the designer's plans.

2. Floor-supporting legs are currently most often made of hollow steel profile, as it is resistant to bending in itself, and also allows for rigid and strong connections of individual parts using automatic electric arc welding. In some cases, birch or oak legs, traditional for the last century, as well as cast duralumin legs, are still used, but according to experts' forecasts, they will eventually be ousted from the production of budget niche products for use by a wide range of people.

3. Backrests and seats usually have the same design and thickness, and most often they contain sections of foam sheet with varying degrees of elasticity as a shock-absorbing element. Spring assemblies, popular in home upholstered furniture, are practically not used in public places, since they sharply reduce the anti-vandal properties of the products, which are extremely necessary given the lack of careful treatment of other people's property in a motley company of people present.

Office sofas are maximally simplified in design, consist of a few parts, but despite their modesty, they look quite decent in the interior even without being placed against the wall, since the back has the same upholstery made of fabric or leatherette as the front part of the seat and backrest. They are also characterized by the presence of a high clearance between the floor and the horizontal frame, which facilitates unhindered cleaning of the premises to maintain cleanliness every working day. In addition to receiving clients, they are used in executive offices for meetings and briefings, and if there are negotiation tables, then such seats can be offered to business partners at the time of concluding transactions.

Office furniture for staff

If office sofas are more often intended for use by clients, then the staff will need other furniture for work. Let us describe in more detail the two most popular product groups when arranging employee workplaces.

Office tables

Simple in design, modest in appearance and inexpensive office tables are the best choice for equipping compartments in the common room or separate offices intended for personnel activities. Their main detail is a horizontal tabletop made of furniture board or MDF, on which a computer monitor, keyboard and mouse are placed. If data processing is carried out using outdated technologies through paper document flow, then shelves and drawers for folding folders and office supplies will not be out of place in the set.

Office chairs

The tables will definitely require office chairs, the convenience of which largely determines the employee's performance during the day. If it turns out to be uncomfortable to work in them, then the quickly accumulating fatigue will inevitably result in a decrease in the rhythm of the operations performed, which will negatively affect labor productivity. A thoughtful administrator should take care in advance of selecting furniture that allows you to get the most out of your staff and clientele, while not forgetting to maintain a reasonable balance between cost and appearance.