- United States Department of Agriculture, 2004. Baxter, Minnesota.

Here you see a sampling of our laminate modular furniture. The products shown are in a cherry wood tone. We now offer a laminate line in 21 different colors and a nearly infinite number of configurations.

This is a picture of a cherry closed
door hutch on top of an L shaped
modular furniture desk with peninsula.

This is a bow front U grouping with
closed door with hutch.

This is another angle shot of the
L shaped modular furniture desk
with peninsula. In this picture you
see 2 units.

- Spring Lake Park School District, 2004. Minnesota.

Here you see a sampling of our Status Seeker II reception station.

This is a front shot of an L shapes
Satus Seeker II reception station.
You can see the worksurface and countertop.

This is a front view of the
same reception station.
From this angle you have a
clear view of the countertop.

This is shot provides yet another
angle of the countertop and worksurface
of the reception station.

- Great Lakes Navel Station, 2004. Illinois.

Here you see more examples from our laminate line including a freestanding conference table and a reception station with countertop.

Here you see a U grouping laminate
desking configuration complete with hutch,
countertop and worksurface.. Although we no
longer supply this particular countertop
under our ‘ready to assemble laminate”
line, we do offer it under our “assembled
laminate” line

Here you see a small laminate
conference table, a couple of guest
chairs and a bow front desk shell.

- United States Department of Agriculture, 2004. Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Here you see another a very basic typical Status Seeker II cubicle.

This is an interior shot of a basic L shaped
Status Seeker II cubicle with a bookshelf.
This unit is not loaded. Normally these
configurations feature several different filing
components. The panels featured are 72” high.
It does, however, give you a sense of the
space provided by a 7’ x 7’ cubicle.

- Naval Air Station, 2004. Bell Chaise, Louisiana.

Here you see two shots of our demountable wall product. The D-wall can put up and removed in a single day. This line has recently been discontinued, but will soon be replaced with a new and better version.

Here you see a picture of a FULL floor
to ceiling demountable wall with glass,
black frames and door.

Here you see a picture of the floor to ceiling
demountable wall with a door that has see
through glass.

- United States Navy, 2006. Great Lakes, IL.

Here you see more possibilities with our laminate product line.

This is an L group configuration of our laminate
with closed door hutch, and box/box/file pedestal.

This shot provides another basic view of a
standard L shaped laminate desk unit. Again,
please remember that we offer these units in
numerous colors through our new “assembled
laminate” line.

- United States Marine Corp., 2006. Camp Foster, Okinawa.

Here you see a couple more images of our demountable wall product.

This is another picture of our demountable
wall product. Notice that in this particular case
the demountable wall does not go all the
way to the ceiling.

This shot provides you with another angle
view of the same product line.

- Army Reserve Center Gerow, 2006. Fort Lee, VA.

Here you see a slightly more complex configuration using our Status Seeker II systems furniture line.

In this shot you see a very nice example of how
our systems furniture can be connected together
to form groupings. This image features 48”
high panels connected at 90 degrees to adjacent
panels and worksurfaces.

- Guam Army National Guard, 2006. Guam.

Here you see some training tables and study carrels.

The training tables above are just a small
sampling of what we can provide. These tables
can be configured in numerous ways. The bases
also come in a wide variety of styles.

Here you see a Status Seeker II study carrel
with box/box/file and overhead

- Langley Air Force Base, 2006. Hampton, Virginia.

Featured below are some more examples of what can be done with our Status Seeker II systems furniture line.

Here you see an L shaped Status Seeker II
configuration with a glass side panel, two
box/box/files, a bookshelf and an overhead.

Here you see two of our guest chairs directly
adjacent to the workstation featured to the left.

- MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE.