What is the difference between inline and back-to-back benching?

Inline benching positions seats in a single row, with all users facing the same direction. Back-to-back benching positions two rows of users facing away from each other, sharing a center spine structure. Back-to-back is the most space-efficient commercial configuration, often used in open-plan offices to seat 4–8 users in a cluster. At OfficeFurniture2go.com, we configure both types — call 1-800-460-0858 to determine which layout suits your floor plan.