Cubicles

Cubicles specify a modular panel-based workstation system documented by panel height, footprint size, worksurface configuration, and storage integration. Standard footprints specify at 4 by 4 feet (touchdown), 5 by 5 feet (call center), 6 by 6 feet (standard), 6 by 8 feet (mid-tier), and 8 by 8 feet (senior or manager). Specify the footprint against the documented task density and the floor plate.

Cubicle panels specify across four documented heights: 42 inches (low, collaborative, full visual openness when standing), 53 inches (mid, partial visual privacy when seated, openness when standing), 65 inches (high, full seated privacy), and 85 inches (acoustic, full standing privacy). Specify the panel height against the documented privacy program and the noise-control specification.

Cubicle worksurfaces specify across L-shape, U-shape, and straight rectangular layouts, with optional return wings and corner extensions for monitor and reference document placement. Height specifications document at 29 inches fixed (standard) or 24 to 50 inches adjustable (sit-stand integrated cubicles). Specify against the documented ergonomic program for the workforce.

Cubicle panels specify pre-wired raceways at the panel base and beltline that accept 8-wire MC cable (4 circuits) for power plus Cat6 data lines, terminating at receptacles on the panel face. Specify the power and data layout against the documented office electrical and IT design. The product page identifies the raceway access points and the receptacle counts.

Cubicles specify overhead bins mounted to the panel above the worksurface (typical 12 to 24 inch depth, lockable doors), mobile pedestals (2-drawer or 3-drawer, rolls under the worksurface), and lateral files (under-surface or freestanding adjacent to the cubicle). Specify the storage mix against the documented file and supply volume for the role.

Cubicle systems specify modular panel connections that document disassembly and reassembly during office moves and reconfigurations. Specify a reconfiguration vendor at the office move stage to document panel inventory, panel-to-panel connections, and electrical and data re-certification. The procurement program documents the reconfiguration as a separate cost line.

Cubicles ship LTL on multiple pallets across 8 to 30 cartons per workstation depending on the footprint and panel count. Total install weight documents at 400 to 1,200 pounds per workstation. Specify a dealer-installer for the build because the panel-to-panel alignment, the electrical raceway integration, and the worksurface mounting document professional install. Plan 4 to 12 hours per workstation.

Cubicle panels specify across fabric-wrapped (tackable, sound-absorbing, multiple color options) and laminate-faced (cleanable, modern aesthetic) finishes. Fabric panels specify into open-plan deployments where the panel acts as the tackable note surface; laminate panels specify into modern minimalist programs. The product page documents fabric color options and laminate finish options.

Commercial cubicle systems tested to BIFMA X5.6 panel system standards specify a 10 to 15-year structural warranty in the industry against consumer-tier modular furniture at 1 to 3 years, but we offer a Free Lifetime Warranty unless specifically noted. The panel frames, the electrical raceway integrity, the worksurface laminate, and the storage hardware are documented in the coverage scope.

Cubicles specify a 36 inch ADA-accessible doorway, a 30 by 48 inch clear floor space at the worksurface, 27 inches of knee clearance under the worksurface, and a 36 inch ADA-accessible path approaching the cubicle. Specify an ADA-adjustable height worksurface for designated ADA-compliant cubicles, and document the position in the facilities floor plan.