Manufacturers & product paths
Commercial furniture brands selected around the project requirement.
Pettus works with established commercial furniture and architectural-interiors manufacturers to develop applications, options, finishes, budgets, alternatives, delivery paths, installation, and continuing support.
Core manufacturer relationships
Relevant product paths across furniture, ergonomics, and architectural interiors.
The final manufacturer and product path depends on the application, performance, visual criteria, budget, availability, schedule, installation, warranty, and long-term standards.
Teknion
Teknion offers integrated furniture and architectural-interiors paths for workplaces that need coordinated planning, adaptable applications, and a consistent visual language.
Explore Teknion Workplace · Health · EducationKimball International
Kimball International brings commercial furniture expertise across workplace, health, education, and hospitality-oriented environments through a broad family of product resources.
Explore Kimball International Practical commercial furnitureHON
HON provides practical commercial furniture for everyday workplace, learning, training, reception, storage, and private-office requirements.
Explore HON Crafted workplace applicationsOFS
OFS is a family-owned contract furniture manufacturer serving office, education, healthcare, and lifestyle environments with a focus on crafted, human-centered settings.
Explore OFS Ergonomics and technology supportHumanscale
Humanscale develops ergonomic workplace products designed around user movement, comfort, technology interaction, and efficient performance.
Explore Humanscale Commercial seatingEurotech
Eurotech offers commercial seating options spanning ergonomic task chairs, executive seating, conference applications, guest seating, and stools.
Explore Eurotech Reception and lounge furnitureLesro
Lesro manufactures reception, lounge, guest, and collaborative furniture designed for commercial waiting, public, workplace, healthcare, and education environments.
Explore Lesro Seating and workplace solutionsSitOnIt Seating
SitOnIt Seating provides commercial seating and workplace solutions for business, healthcare, education, and collaborative environments, with an emphasis on choice and responsive lead times.
Explore SitOnIt Seating Workplace accessories and furnishingsFellowes Contract Furnishings
Fellowes Contract Furnishings brings together commercial-grade products that support technology, power, lighting, presentation, tables, and adaptable work settings.
Explore Fellowes Contract Furnishings Workplace · Education · HealthcareGlobal Furniture Group
Global Furniture Group offers broad furniture solutions for workplace, education, healthcare, and public environments across seating, casegoods, systems, tables, and ancillary categories.
Explore Global Furniture Group Design-forward commercial furnitureJSI Furniture
JSI creates design-forward commercial furniture for workplace, education, and healthcare environments, supporting productivity, collaboration, comfort, and well-being.
Explore JSI Furniture Tables and multipurpose furnitureCorrell
Correll manufactures practical tables and seating for training, education, meeting, hospitality, institutional, and multipurpose environments.
Explore CorrellWhy the project should not start with one brand
The requirement should determine the product path.
- Different users, room types, work modes, and durability requirements
- Visual direction, materials, finish relationships, and project standards
- Configuration, dimensions, technology, storage, and installation conditions
- Budget, quantity, availability, lead time, freight, and required date
- Warranty, replacement, parts, additions, and future standards continuity

Manufacturer evaluation
Compare what matters for the complete installed application.
Does the product support the work?
Users, room, task, duration, dimensions, circulation, technology, storage, privacy, ergonomics, and accessibility.
Will the material and product hold up?
Durability, cleanability, maintenance, repair, replacement, environmental criteria, warranty, and organizational standards.
Can the project buy and receive it?
Configuration, quantities, pricing, alternatives, approvals, availability, production, freight, storage, and required dates.
What happens after installation?
Warranty, parts, service, replacements, additions, moves, reconfiguration, finish continuity, and future standards.
Product-selection path
Use manufacturers as tools for solving the requirement.
Define the application.
Users, work mode, dimensions, performance, visual direction, quantity, budget, schedule, and installation conditions.
Identify suitable manufacturers.
Product breadth, configuration, material, quality, warranty, availability, lead time, support, and project fit.
Evaluate complete options.
Applications, products, finishes, pricing, alternatives, freight, delivery, installation, warranty, and long-term value.
Carry the selected path forward.
Samples, approvals, ordering, tracking, delivery, installation, correction, warranty, parts, additions, and future standards.
Product information belongs in a project context.
Share the plan, application, quantities, finish direction, performance criteria, budget milestone, and required date.
