From open-plan low walls to private office cubicles with doors. We plan the layout, deliver the panels, and build every station level. A full cubicle station typically runs $900 to $2,400 installed.
Wall height decides everything: noise, light, supervision, and cost. Start with how your team actually works.
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Real ranges, installed, so you can compare us before you ever pick up the phone. Your exact number depends on panel height, fabric, and electrical.
Ranges reflect typical Central Ohio projects. Send us your headcount and square footage for a firm quote within one business day.
Four questions, ten seconds, a real range. Then send us the floor plan for the exact number.
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This is an estimate, not a quote. The headline number is the band most projects land in. The table below shows the full range, which assumes every single line hits its cheapest or its priciest at the same time. That almost never happens. Ranges come from published 2026 industry pricing. Your real number depends on your building, your layout, and what sits in our warehouse the week you buy.
Not included: delivery, removal of existing furniture, electrical work by a licensed electrician, after-hours or weekend labor, and buildings without a freight elevator. Each of those adds cost. We price them line by line so you see them.
Or call us at (614) 332-1828. We answer weekdays 9 to 5.
Free layout and 3D renderings with every quote. You see spacing, power runs, and egress before a single panel ships.
Not subcontractors. The crew that quotes the job builds the job, level and on schedule, and hauls the packaging away.
We stock used Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth and Allsteel systems. When used is the smarter buy, we say so.
Free 3D renderings with every cubicle quote, so you see the office before you buy it.