Commercial office furniture
Furniture applications built around how the workplace must perform.
Pettus helps organizations select, specify, deliver, and install commercial furniture around people, workflow, space, budget, design criteria, schedule, and long-term support.
Furniture categories
Equip every part of the workplace.
The appropriate product depends on the user, work mode, room, dimensions, technology, privacy, storage, material performance, budget, lead time, delivery, and installation conditions.
Workstations
Panel systems, benching, private workpoints, integrated storage, power, data, privacy, ergonomic tools, and future reconfiguration.
Explore workstationsDesks & tables
Private-office desks, height-adjustable surfaces, conference, training, café, collaborative, and occasional tables.
Explore desks & tablesSeating
Task, executive, conference, guest, lounge, waiting, café, stool, stack, nest, and specialty seating.
Explore seatingAccessories
Monitor support, ergonomic tools, lighting, power, data, privacy, acoustic products, storage, and organization.
Explore accessoriesApplication before product
Select furniture around the work—not around a catalog page.
A visually appealing product can still fail if dimensions, circulation, technology, user fit, storage, cleanability, maintenance, lead time, or installation conditions are wrong.
- Private offices and executive settings
- Open workstations and team neighborhoods
- Conference, huddle, training, and collaborative rooms
- Reception, waiting, lounge, café, and support environments
Decision criteria
The furniture decision is a system of connected choices.
People, tasks, and dimensions
User range, posture, work mode, room geometry, clearances, accessibility, storage, and circulation.
Materials and durability
Finish direction, cleanability, maintenance, warranty, replacement, environmental, and organizational standards.
Budget, timing, and installation
Configuration, quantities, freight, lead time, approvals, site readiness, delivery, installation, and continuing service.
Furniture project path
A disciplined process reduces avoidable changes.
Clarify the application.
Users, work mode, dimensions, quantities, standards, technology, budget, schedule, and approval path.
Build suitable options.
Product types, configurations, sizes, finishes, accessories, storage, alternatives, pricing, and lead times.
Document before release.
Products, quantities, finishes, freight, delivery, installation, responsibilities, approvals, and site conditions.
Install and support.
Warehousing, delivery, assembly, placement, final adjustment, punch list, warranty, additions, and changes.
Common questions
What buyers ask before selecting furniture.
The answer should depend on the project—not a universal product recommendation.
Do we need final drawings before talking with Pettus?
Can Pettus handle delivery and installation?
Can Pettus support a small furniture request?
Can Pettus help with short lead times?
Start with the application, users, project location, and required date.
A product number is not required for the first conversation.