May I present...
the X2 Desking Range!
At present, we are very busy preparing our new furniture catalogue for 2011, but to give you a little peek, I thought I'd present one of our newest ranges of system desking! The X2 range has been designed solely for its flexibility, as a system that can be used for anything from one desk to an entire workspace.
The desks can be arranged and altered easily as and when is needed by your business, making the system practical. The desks come in a range of different melamine or glass finishes, including wengé, walnut or white glass.
Our favourite finish is the white glass finish, because it adds an extremely sleek and contemporary style to the desk systems- though they all look fantastic! The bases of the desks are slim and compliment the desk's modern style very well.
There are so many options available with this range. You could have stand-alone desks, bench desking, and modular formations. There are also matching under-desk pedestals and other storage solutions available, which compliment the desks, as well as stylish desk-dividing screens.
Why not go and see for yourself? Take a look at the range and the various options it offers on our website. You won't be disappointed!
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Friday, 28 January 2011
Monday, 24 January 2011
Specialist Furniture for car showrooms, car dealerships and autosales!
Specialist Desks for Car Showrooms, Car Dealerships and Autosales!
Car dealerships and showrooms require a lot of contact with the customers- after all, when it comes down to it, we all know that it is the salesman's approach that sells a car, rather than the furniture they are sitting at!
However, we have a fantastic selection of office furniture which is specifically designed to accommodate face-to-face interaction with the customer.
We can offer desks with shaped tops and integral pedestals, which incorporate cable management for computers and telephones. The desks are available in either 1500mm or 1700mm widths.
The worktops provide more space so that they can accommodate two people sitting opposite the salesperson- they come in a range of desktop shapes so that you can choose the option that will be most helpful for your business.
Car dealerships and showrooms require a lot of contact with the customers- after all, when it comes down to it, we all know that it is the salesman's approach that sells a car, rather than the furniture they are sitting at!
However, we have a fantastic selection of office furniture which is specifically designed to accommodate face-to-face interaction with the customer.
We can offer desks with shaped tops and integral pedestals, which incorporate cable management for computers and telephones. The desks are available in either 1500mm or 1700mm widths.
The worktops provide more space so that they can accommodate two people sitting opposite the salesperson- they come in a range of desktop shapes so that you can choose the option that will be most helpful for your business.
There are a range of different finishes to choose from, including Oak, Beech, Cherry, Maple and Grey MFC or veneer finishes, with slate or zinc trims. The choice is yours!
The retail price for this desk in an MFC finish is normally £497+VAT. Depending on your individual needs, we can offer this desk from the special price of £347.90+VAT.
Why not have a look at our website and see what we can do for your business?
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Replacement Keys and Locks Galore!
Keys, Keys, Keys!
We all know how easy it is to lose an important key, and how frustrating it is when a lock doesn't work properly!
At Verve Workspace, we can arrange replacement locks and keys for a wide variety of different items, so no one needs to panic. Have no fear, Verve is here!
Give us a call on: 08450 69 79 89
We all know how easy it is to lose an important key, and how frustrating it is when a lock doesn't work properly!
At Verve Workspace, we can arrange replacement locks and keys for a wide variety of different items, so no one needs to panic. Have no fear, Verve is here!
Give us a call on: 08450 69 79 89
How office chairs and seating have progressed within the design world.
Design: Moving the Future Forward
'Our way of life is inflicting damage on the natural environment. A designer's key concern should be to modify the destruction of the environment.' -Robin Day
There are so many different elements that designers consider when designing new products, including aesthetics, ergonomics, function, materials, manufacturing processes and environmental impacts.
Designers have the difficult task of producing ideas which are innovative and set their products against the rest, whether it be through the experimentation with new materials or providing a vastly different aesthetic design. They are always looking for ways to drive the design world forward.
How do designers move design and manufacturing processes forward?
One particular example of how an invention paved the way within the design world was the invention of the Polyprop chair. I know that these chairs don't look like much to look at, but they were extremely influential to the design world when they were first introduced.
During the 1960s, Robin Day developed a one piece moulded polypropylene seat, which combined relatively new materials, new manufacturing technologies and had great potential for mass production. The product is designed for its cost effectiveness and extreme durability rather than its aesthetic appeal, but if you have a look in public places you will find examples of the Polyprop chair everywhere.
When it was launched, the product was received brilliantly- particularly by the public sector; over 14 million Polyprops have been sold worldwide, and are still used consistently today. The polypropylene chairs and bench systems are most often seen in schools, canteens, hospitals, restaurants and train stations due to their extreme durability and functionality.
Given today's current climate, there is an immense pressure upon designers and manufacturers to produce ideas which are environmentally friendly and sustainable. One of the most recent achievements in terms of environmentally friendly furniture is that of the 'Is' chair.
The 'Is' chair was designed in 2008 as a solution to the need for an ergonomic, affordable chair but it went a step further- as well as being designed to accommodate its user comfortably for long periods of time, the chair is 100% recyclable. The chair is composed from 65% recycled materials, and comes with all of the mod cons you would expect from a good ergonomic operator chair. These include:
The creators of the 'is chair have now launched a new version of the 'is' chair with a mesh back. The special mesh back provides ultimate lumbar support for the user whilst also offering complete ventilation.
The low environmental impact of these wonderful chairs makes them extremely useful within office environments. They are remarkably easy to use with fully adjustable features, simple to refurbish if you want a change, and can be fully recycled when you want to get rid of them. This would prevent an enormous amount of office waste from ending up in a landfill.
'Our way of life is inflicting damage on the natural environment. A designer's key concern should be to modify the destruction of the environment.' -Robin Day
There are so many different elements that designers consider when designing new products, including aesthetics, ergonomics, function, materials, manufacturing processes and environmental impacts.
Designers have the difficult task of producing ideas which are innovative and set their products against the rest, whether it be through the experimentation with new materials or providing a vastly different aesthetic design. They are always looking for ways to drive the design world forward.
How do designers move design and manufacturing processes forward?
One particular example of how an invention paved the way within the design world was the invention of the Polyprop chair. I know that these chairs don't look like much to look at, but they were extremely influential to the design world when they were first introduced.
During the 1960s, Robin Day developed a one piece moulded polypropylene seat, which combined relatively new materials, new manufacturing technologies and had great potential for mass production. The product is designed for its cost effectiveness and extreme durability rather than its aesthetic appeal, but if you have a look in public places you will find examples of the Polyprop chair everywhere.
When it was launched, the product was received brilliantly- particularly by the public sector; over 14 million Polyprops have been sold worldwide, and are still used consistently today. The polypropylene chairs and bench systems are most often seen in schools, canteens, hospitals, restaurants and train stations due to their extreme durability and functionality.
Given today's current climate, there is an immense pressure upon designers and manufacturers to produce ideas which are environmentally friendly and sustainable. One of the most recent achievements in terms of environmentally friendly furniture is that of the 'Is' chair.
The 'Is' chair was designed in 2008 as a solution to the need for an ergonomic, affordable chair but it went a step further- as well as being designed to accommodate its user comfortably for long periods of time, the chair is 100% recyclable. The chair is composed from 65% recycled materials, and comes with all of the mod cons you would expect from a good ergonomic operator chair. These include:
- Height adjustable arms as standard.
- Width adjustable arms option.
- Standard black base / polished base option.
- Black moulded back / fully upholstered.
- Synchro (with forward tilt mechanism) / dynamic mechanism.
- Headrest option.
The creators of the 'is chair have now launched a new version of the 'is' chair with a mesh back. The special mesh back provides ultimate lumbar support for the user whilst also offering complete ventilation.
The low environmental impact of these wonderful chairs makes them extremely useful within office environments. They are remarkably easy to use with fully adjustable features, simple to refurbish if you want a change, and can be fully recycled when you want to get rid of them. This would prevent an enormous amount of office waste from ending up in a landfill.
Friday, 14 January 2011
Verve Workspace- going a step further to help you move offices.
Verve Workspace- going further to help you move offices.
Verve Workspace is pleased to announce that it is now an approved and accredited member of HelpMovingOffice. www.helpmovingoffice.co.uk is the internet resource which guides companies through the office relocation process and ensures that office moves happen on time, to budget and with the minimum hassle and disruption to businesses.
If you visit the Help Moving Office website, you will find many different resources which have been designed specifically to help you plan how to move offices- these include a check list, timetable and budget planner, and a golden guide of how to move offices. If you are considering an office move, or are tearing your hair out trying to co-ordinate an office move, this site is definitely worth a look!
Verve Workspace is pleased to announce that it is now an approved and accredited member of HelpMovingOffice. www.helpmovingoffice.co.uk is the internet resource which guides companies through the office relocation process and ensures that office moves happen on time, to budget and with the minimum hassle and disruption to businesses.
“A well-designed workplace will play an integral role in motivating, developing and engaging the workforce resulting in improved efficiency & business performance. Verve has been selected as HelpMovingOffice members because they understand the importance of this. They will consider every detail to produce you a practical and striking workplace which will meet your specific budget & requirements.”
-Jeremy Carr-Smith, Managing Director (www.HelpMovingOffice.co.uk)
Help Moving Office aids you to find locally sourced and approved companies who will be able to give you expert advice and services on the process of moving offices.All members of Help Moving Office are independently sourced and screened; they are selected specifically because they are experts in their field and have the track record to deliver on the component parts of an office move. In our case, we have considerable experience in space planning, managing office refurbishments and moves, supplying and installing office furniture, amongst many other things.
If you visit the Help Moving Office website, you will find many different resources which have been designed specifically to help you plan how to move offices- these include a check list, timetable and budget planner, and a golden guide of how to move offices. If you are considering an office move, or are tearing your hair out trying to co-ordinate an office move, this site is definitely worth a look!
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