Adjustable furniture can be a very important feature to school or classroom furniture, as well as office spaces too. Having the ability to adjust the height of your desk or chair can extend its use by accommodating different people over time.
Schools have students that vary in ages and grades and having adjustable school furniture helps suit the users of a classroom one year, and another age group the next. Curriculum and educational programs change often, so having flexible classroom chairs and student desks is key to making a good investment.
Offices also need adjustable furniture to accommodate all employees. Office chairs are one of the most adjusted furniture pieces. Look for adjustable office task chairs that have simple height adjustments, to deluxe executive office chairs with up to 10 different adjustments.
Stand up desks and workstations are another form of adjustable furniture that has become more common in both the classroom and the professional workplace. Standing for part of the day is great for focus and health.
Contact Worthington Direct if you have questions about adjustable furniture and how it can benefit your organization for years to come.
From pre-Kindergarten to university, today’s classrooms are much more dynamic than their predecessors. The need to overcome student learning obstacles has encouraged more professionals to pursue creative solutions within their own classrooms. The result is an approach to classroom design that forgoes tradition in favor of a focus on the very individuals who are most affected by its principles – the students themselves.
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There was a time when teachers would change their student desk arrangements maybe once or twice a year– or by marking period if students were lucky. In today’s education, the classroom layout may need to change a few times a day. To meet these demands, teachers have been looking for classroom furniture that is easy to move from traditional seating, to centers, or into a classroom discussion arrangement. The right furniture can make a big difference when setting up a mobile classroom.
They’re in every classroom: squirmy sitters, kids who find traditional, rigid chairs painful or constricting. The struggle to find a comfortable position can hinder their concentration and even distract others. Physical activity is essential for children’s minds to thrive, but it can be difficult to translate healthy movement from the court to the classroom.
The solution might be as simple as swapping out the hard seating for something a little more flexible.
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