System office furniture
Bench desks, screens, pedestals and storage built to one component module — the backbone of an open-plan floor, and the system we hold the most tooling for.
Built to be re-planned, not replaced
An open-plan floor changes — headcount grows, teams move, a 6-desk bench becomes two 4-desk runs. Because our desks, beams, legs and storage share one module, that change usually means new tops and screens, not a new system. That is the difference between a floor you can edit and one you re-buy.
For value-led open plan, melamine tops on an engineered steel frame are the honest, durable choice, with cable trays and a screen spec to suit. Where the open plan is more representative — a consultancy floor, a showroom office — we move to veneer or a heavier leg and explain the cost rather than hide it.
Ask about this systemWhat we usually quote
| Configurations | Single desks, 2/4/6-seat benches, L-returns; modular add-on |
|---|---|
| Tops | Melamine (E1) standard; real-wood veneer option |
| Frame | Engineered steel, powder-coated; gauge quoted per programme |
| Height | Fixed standard; electric height-adjustable option |
| Cable | Beam cable trays, flip-top access, under-desk baskets |
| Storage | Mobile pedestals, tambour and credenza units, matched finishes |
| Testing | Built/tested to BIFMA / EN patterns; third-party reports on request |
Specs are typical and adjustable per project. We build and bench-test to BIFMA / EN patterns; third-party reports can be arranged for your order rather than supplied as a blanket claim.
Send the plan — we'll quote the real thing
A floor plan, a desk count or a few reference images is enough to start. If a brief sits outside what we build well, we'll say so rather than spend your time on a sample that misses.