Choosing between veneers and laminates can be quite tricky if you don’t know what makes them apart.

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Mary Sargeant from National Business Furniture has quite a few tips in case it confounds you:

Veneer or Laminate?

Years ago, in a much different environment, than I work in now, a coworker said, “We spend more time with each other at work than we do with our families— I’m glad I like you guys.” How true, I thought. I still think so today, in my corporate office environment. Unless you work with your spouse or teach in the school that your children attend, it is likely that you spend more waking hours in close contact with coworkers than with your family.

Same goes for your office furniture. Even if you sit in the same spot on the couch at home to put your socks on in the morning and watch a show or two before the news at night, you still can’t top the number of hours you sit in your office chair or use your desk or filing cabinet.

At your workplace, if you are a decision-maker or influencer concerning office furniture purchases, there is a lot to consider when you make the leap to new furniture. You’ll be using it every day for years to come, so it needs to be aesthetically pleasing, and functional for the long haul. Not to mention durable. I mean, even the graceful among us occasionally slam a drawer or roll their chair on the edge of their desk once in a while, right? I do tend to use my chair as a transportation device. Watch out if you happen to be in its trajectory. See full post here:

Hope, your doubts are cleared. Whenever you’re ready to make a purchase, take a look at our collection for the best prices on all office furniture items: https://vision-oi.com/