Workstations & cubicles

Workstations coordinated with people, power, space, and future change.

Pettus supports panel systems, benching, private workpoints, integrated storage, power and data, privacy, ergonomic tools, planning, delivery, installation, and continuing changes.

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Panel systemsPrivacy · Acoustics · Storage · Power

BenchingShared structure · Screens · Team settings

Private workpointsAssigned · Focused · Storage-integrated

Adaptable standardsMoves · Additions · Reconfiguration

Strategy before parts

Choose the workstation strategy before choosing the components.

Panel systems, benching, freestanding workpoints, storage, power, data, privacy, acoustics, ergonomics, circulation, and future change should be considered as one workplace system.

Boundaries

Panel-based systems

Define privacy, acoustics, storage, power distribution, visual boundaries, planning modules, and flexibility through panel planning.

Team settings

Benching

Support efficient open workplace applications with shared structure, screens, storage, accessories, and technology access.

Individual focus

Private workpoints

Create individual settings using freestanding or system-based furniture with appropriate storage, privacy, and ergonomic tools.

Long-term use

Adaptable standards

Build repeatable applications that can support departments, headcount changes, moves, additions, and future reconfiguration.

Employee working at a Teknion District workstation with integrated storage.

Resolve the interfaces early

Workstations touch nearly every building and workplace system.

Planning modules, workstation dimensions, circulation, and accessibility
Base feeds, power poles, floor cores, data paths, and technology support
Storage, monitor arms, task lighting, screens, ergonomics, and user standards
Walls, columns, ceilings, flooring, doors, clearances, and field conditions
Delivery, staging, installation, adjustment, punch list, and future change

Workstation decisions

Balance density, privacy, technology, storage, and adaptability.

People

Users and work modes

Assigned or shared work, focus, collaboration, calls, documents, equipment, posture, accessibility, privacy, and hybrid patterns.

Infrastructure

Power, data, and storage

Electrical distribution, data, displays, cable paths, monitor support, task lighting, personal storage, shared storage, and future change.

Project

Standards and execution

Typical applications, quantities, finishes, budget, lead time, field verification, delivery, installation, warranty, and reconfiguration.

Workstation path

Coordinate the standard before production and installation.

01 · PROGRAM

Define users and requirements.

Departments, work modes, standards, privacy, storage, technology, density, budget, schedule, and decision authority.

02 · APPLY

Develop workstation types.

Typical applications, dimensions, surfaces, storage, screens, power, data, accessories, finishes, and alternatives.

03 · COORDINATE

Resolve the field conditions.

Plans, quantities, walls, columns, circulation, power, data, ceilings, flooring, approvals, lead time, and installation scope.

04 · INSTALL

Deliver and maintain the standard.

Warehousing, assembly, placement, adjustment, punch list, warranty, moves, additions, changes, and future reconfiguration.

Common questions

Questions workplace teams ask before selecting a system.

Can Pettus help compare benching and panel systems?

Yes. Pettus can compare the options against privacy, acoustics, storage, technology, density, visual direction, budget, schedule, installation, and future-change requirements.

Can Pettus coordinate workstation power and data?

Pettus can coordinate furniture power and data requirements with the project’s electrical, technology, design, facilities, and contractor teams. Final building and code responsibility remains with the authorized professionals and trades.

Can existing workstations be reconfigured?

Possibly. Feasibility depends on the system, inventory, condition, dimensions, electrical components, finishes, current plan, labor, missing parts, and project schedule.

Can Pettus support future additions?

Yes. Documented workstation standards, products, finishes, accessories, power strategy, and inventory improve future additions and changes.

Share the plan, headcount, standards, or workstation question.

Pettus can help identify the practical system and coordination path before the parts list is fixed.

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