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Maximizing space efficiency with the new Forward Compact desking system
Strasbourg, February 2009
Steelcase, the global leader in the office furniture industry today launches Forward Compact. Steelcase understands that space is getting more and more important. Companies are increasingly looking at new ways to make the most out of their existing office space for their employees. That is why Steelcase has produced a system, focusing on space-saving solutions within team areas, called ‘Forward Compact’.
Allan Smith, VP Marketing, R & D, and Product Development Steelcase International, said: “In the current difficult economic climate, we are helping our customers focus on maximizing and optimizing their office space. The launch of Forward Compact, offers an adaptable product that gives freedom to the user while still retaining the essential Steelcase quality.“
Forward Compact, is an extension to the popular open and flexible Forward range developed with renowned architects, Foster and Partners. The Compact range offers 3 new static configurations - ‘Straight’, ‘Corner’ (Open and closed), and the ‘Individual Height adjustable Bench’, which structures the workstations. It incorporates desking, benching, storage, partitioning, shelving and superior cable management, within one system. Forward always ensures companies get the most from your square meters.
Forward Compact is an easy-to-understand desking system with a contemporary design. It offers an individual desk that fits all shapes and sizes offering complete comfort. With a variety of configurations, Forward Compact creates the most adaptable working environment. Among those, the individual height adjustability of the Forward Compact bench gives the user comfort and flexibility for multiple working situations.
Its storage solution (‘Interactive boxes’) attached to the system make it easy for people to have access to their personal and work tools. Screens can be slotted onto Forward Compact to provide privacy and the feeling of working in an individual office while still interacting with colleagues.
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