Chair, Desk, Cubicle

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We offer you this Olympic lineup: of an executive leather chair, a traditional wood desk, and modern office cubicle — which one gets the gold medal in your office plans this year?

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Draw a floor plan to scale for any room. Use cut out pieces of furniture at the same scale to plan various furniture layouts for the room. Decide on a layout before moving heavy pieces of furniture. Take the plan when shopping. The store design associate will help you decide on a new arrangement for furniture or counters.

Steps

1. Use a graph pad where each square on the paper equals one quarter of an inch (four squares equal one inch) or create your own grid of equal squares on a blank sheet of paper
   
2. Imagine each square represents one foot (12 inches)
   
3. Measure the length of one wall with the tape measure
   
4. Draw a line on the graph paper to represent this length of wall by counting the squares. For example: The wall is eight feet six inches long. Count out eight and a half squares.
   
5. Measure the length of each wall around the room
   
6. Measure the length of each door and window opening (without frames) from the corner of the closest wall and add to the drawing
   
7. Draw windows as double lines and doors with a line and an arc
   
8. Measure the length and widths of all built in fixtures such as counters and add to your plan
   
9. Measure the length and width of each piece of furniture for this room with the tape measure
   
10. Draw the furniture on another sheet of graph paper - the squares represent 12 inches
    
11. Cut out the individual pieces of furniture with scissors
    
12. Glue or tape the cut outs onto a piece of cardboard for weight
    
13. Move the cut out furniture around on your plan to decide on a suitable arrangement
    

Things You'll Need

• Paper - graph pad – 4 squares to an inch
  
• Tape measure 16 ft. or longer
  
• Sharp pencil
  
• Scissors
  
• Cardboard
  
• Glue stick or scotch tape
  

Sources and Citations

• Construction Drawing Plans
  
• Tips for Home Projects
  

Article provided by wikiHow

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All around the internet we hear about people with crazy offices and unmanageable office spaces. But you won't hear that from our customers! They love the quality work we do, and we'd love to help you plan your office to ensure you're getting the best value for your square footage and resulting workflow.

From your construction schematic, or rough pencil sketch (!) we can work with you to spec out the possible sizes available to you in the series of products you like. Our showroom is bursting with examples of find office cubicles, desks and chairs to suit every office environment, and every business budget.

Come into our showroom today and buy a better office now. What are you waiting for?

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