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Hospitality & Educational furniture including computer Furniture and desks
We are a nationwide supplier. We believe you shouldn’t have to pay full
retail price. We use the Internet to save both time and money.
With over 10 years experience we now understand that having an
easy to uses website where quotations can be constructed by our customers very
quickly & responded to with in hours makes Capital Commercial Furniture by far
one of the most popular commercial furniture websites in New Zealand.
The founder of Capital Commercial Furniture remains to this day the
Managing Director to ensure that Government, Educational Institutes, Hospitality
& Businesses both big & small receive prompt outstanding customer service &
quality commercial furniture.
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You want your office to look nice. Who doesn't want that? The way the office will look says a lot about you. Well, a nice place to start would be with office furniture.Next you'll need to organize your thoughts and needs. You can purchase everything at once or you might want to wait. Once again, you should keep in mind the space that you have to work with.It's always good to make out a list. On this list, should be all the things you want in the office. After this list is ...
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August 9th, 2010 in
Business
"90 Days, Same as Cash!" the advertisement screams from the newspaper ads. What home business owner doesn't like a bargain? And don't we all want that mahogany, three-sided, corner desk with matching mahogany and black leather sofa for the office? Home office aesthetics are incredibly important to productivity, as most home office workers have discovered. Often the right color walls can create just the right ambiance. But what should you do to create that mood? And how much ...
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August 8th, 2010 in
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Our offices are vulnerable to disease and illness purely because of the diverse nature of the people who work in them. You and I may make a concerted effort to keep our area of the office clean but how many others are even cognisant of the dangers lurking in the communal coffee mugs and other shared items? The vast majority of us do not have the time to take our meal and coffee breaks properly and instead we chow down in front of the computer but how many of us bother to clean up afterwards? ...
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July 28th, 2010 in
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#1: Watch the volume of your voice Keep your voice at a reasonable level. Other people are trying to work, and your voice may distract them. Besides, do you really want them to overhear what you're saying? If you have something personal or otherwise sensitive to discuss, consider doing it in a private office or conference room. #2: Use speakerphones with care If you're on hold and waiting for someone to pick up, then yes, a speakerphone can save you time. Just keep the volume as low as ...
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July 25th, 2010 in
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With the increasing popularity of the Internet more and more people are setting up home offices. Networking makes it possible for many workers to perform their tasks online in the comfort of their own homes.According to a report, issued in 2004, by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor, more than 20 million people did at least some of their work at home. About 7 million of these people were self employed, most of whom worked full time at home. Chances are ...
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July 22nd, 2010 in
Business
When people think about the science of ergonomics, they often think of office furniture, like desks, chairs and computer keyboards. Ergonomics has taken a fresh turn in new industries. One such industry that is researching the benefits of ergonomics is the wine industry.
Those who work in the wine industry spend long hours lifting, carrying, bending and grasping tubs as well as trying to maneuver said tubs into a location that is convenient while they do their picking. Many agricultural ...
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July 21st, 2010 in
Business
So you've just moved to a new apartment and while in the process of setting your home office, you realized that the chair that you have used for goodness knows how long, was almost as old as your grandmother, had almost as many creases and worn patches, and was generally in tatters.It is amazing how sentimental and attached to a chair one can become. "Get rid of it and buy a new one" your spouse would say, "it looks like it will fall apart any day soon".Well, when these things ...
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July 19th, 2010 in
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Like more people get to do every day, I work from my home office. As I look out my window on this cold, wet and quickly approaching snowy day, I'm reminded of how lucky I am. When I woke this morning I went through a similar routine as most; I shaved and showered and dressed and prepped myself for the day. I ate a little breakfast and instead of getting into my car for my morning commute, I strolled down the hall to my office arriving about five seconds later.
I didn't have to sit through ...
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July 18th, 2010 in
Business
In our lifetime, we need to deal with so many decisions which are an integral part of our lives. One of the most important decisions that we can take is about our workplace and the occupation that we are indulged into. People who are salaried may not need to take more complicated decisions whereas people who hire people to work for them need to make some really important decisions to make a smart place to encourage productivity.If you have just started a new business interest in ...
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July 16th, 2010 in
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