I am sure that everyone has worked in an office at some point in their lives, but do you know what types of office cubicles are best for your call center? If you’re looking to improve the comfort and productivity of your employees, it’s important to choose the right office cubicle for your business. Here are five factors to consider when choosing office cubicles for your business, from comfort to cost to space efficiency.
1) Size
One of the most important considerations when buying office cubicles is their size. Generally, cubicle desks come in three sizes: S, M, and L. With an S-sized desk, you can comfortably fit a two-person workstation with standing room and a nearby countertop. An M-sized desk will accommodate either a three or four person workstation depending on the specific design. Finally, L-sized desks will allow one or two people to work at the same time depending on where they are sitting relative to one another.
2) Cost
One of the most important considerations when deciding on which office cubicle to purchase is price. There are many factors that go into the cost of an office cubicle. If you’re looking for a call center cubicle, they can range anywhere from $700-2000+. Some more high end companies like Steelcase and Herman Miller are known for having long wait lists, but there are also plenty of other options out there as well. One way to cut down on some costs is by checking Craigslist or searching rental in your local classifieds or craigslist posts and see what kind of deals you can find that way. It’s also important to consider how much space you’ll need in your cubicle for personal belongings like laptops and other equipment.
3) Style
When choosing office cubicles for your business, there are five key factors you should consider before making a decision. They are…
• Space – cubicle style and size will vary based on how much space you have available in your office or work area.
• Budget – starting price is usually between $700-$1,000 per six-foot panel and one four-foot panel. The more panels you need, the higher the price becomes. • Design preferences – cubicle design can affect the mood of your employees and customers. The type of design that appeals to one person may not be right for another depending on their culture, language, industry etc.
4) Placement
- Number of employees: The space required will be larger the more employees you have in your company. If your company is small, then you may want to select a square-footage plan and then add square footage when your business starts to grow.
- Future planning: It’s wise to think about your future growth plans because that could help you decide what type of office cubicle configuration would work best for your company.
5) Branding
The best office cubicle sets are not only designed specifically with your needs in mind, but they also need to blend well with the branding of your company. The first thing you’ll want to do is think about the colors, fonts, and themes that make up your brand. If you’re looking for a professional style then bolder colors will probably be the way to go. However, if you want an eye-catching presentation for an event or trade show then neon colors are more appropriate. With all this said and done, it’s time to find some new office cubicles!
