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Office Furniture Manufacturer in Bengaluru — A Complete Buying Checklist

A category-by-category office furniture buying checklist for Bengaluru businesses: what to specify for desks, seating, storage, reception, meeting and pantry furniture.

Office Furniture Manufacturer in Bengaluru — A Complete Buying Checklist

Furnishing an office means buying six or seven distinct categories of furniture, each with its own failure modes. This is a checklist you can take into a supplier conversation and get specific answers against.

Workstations

  • Module width and depth — and whether all seats use the same
  • Worksurface board type, thickness (25 mm), laminate code
  • Edge banding: 2 mm PVC, all four edges, machine-pressed
  • Frame: MS section size and wall thickness, powder coat shade
  • Levellers on every post
  • Screen height above finished floor, and infill — laminate, fabric-wrapped or glazed
  • Raceway: continuous or per module, capacity, cover type
  • Power and data box: how many per seat, flush-mounted

Task seating

  • Gas lift: certified, standard cylinder size so it can be replaced
  • Mechanism: synchro tilt with adjustable tension, stated weight rating
  • Seat foam: moulded high-resilience, 40 kg/m³ or above
  • Seat depth adjustment if the team is of mixed build
  • Height-adjustable armrests
  • Castors matched to the floor finish
  • Base material: nylon or aluminium

Storage

  • Pedestal: drawer count, ball-bearing full-extension slides, load rating, lock
  • Carcass: board type and thickness (18 mm), back panel grooved not pinned
  • Hinges: concealed soft-close, branded, correct count for shutter height
  • Levellers and a scribed plinth on every fixed unit
  • Anti-tip fixing for tall units

Reception

  • Two-level counter: front at ~1050 mm, work surface at 750 mm
  • Lockable drawer for personal items and a lockable shutter for the register
  • Side storage sized to what the desk actually holds
  • Ventilated bay for network or intercom equipment
  • Recessed plinth so trolleys and mops hit a sacrificial base

Meeting and discussion

  • Table size against room size, allowing 900 mm chair pull-back all round
  • Understructure that leaves seating positions clear — cantilever or twin pedestal
  • In-surface power and data module
  • Chairs with arms low enough to tuck under the table

Pantry and canteen

  • Base carcass in plywood, near water
  • Post-formed laminate tops with a rolled front edge, or stainless steel
  • Table understructure that keeps floor cleaning simple — pedestal or T-leg
  • Seating that is wipeable and stackable
  • Seat count calculated from headcount and lunch window, not from headcount alone

Across everything

  • A written specification listing every board type, laminate code, edge band and hardware model
  • Drawings for each unit type
  • Warranty terms — and separately, what is covered: structure and hardware are often different
  • Availability of spares and whether laminate codes are held against your project
  • Site survey before production, with the access route recorded
  • Installation, levelling and alignment in scope, plus a dated snag list at handover

Two questions that tell you most

“Can I visit the workshop?” A manufacturer will say yes. A trader will find a reason not to.

“If a shutter is damaged in three years, can you make me a matching one?” The answer requires that someone kept the laminate code and the drawing.

We manufacture all of the above at our own workshop at #336/10, Hosur Road, near ICICI Bank, Bommanahalli, Bengaluru 560068 — office workstations, seating, storage, reception, meeting furniture, pantry and canteen furniture, ESD workstations and laboratory workstations.

Call +91 98860 03777 or email info@srirangainterior.com.

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