Staverton Product News: Latest Updates and Releases Archive

New Year, New Launch: Introducing Staverton EX

With a well-earned reputation for office furniture innovation, it’s unsurprising that our in-house design team is kicking off 2024 with a new product launch.

We will unveil our newest office furniture design, Staverton Executive Workwall (EX), at the annual Workspace Design Show in February – a two-day event which always attracts the most creative furniture designers, workplace professionals and architects to the Business Design Centre in London.

Staverton EX allows rooms to be transformed into inviting, private and highly functional workspaces. Crucially, EX’s premium design elements contribute to creating spaces that employees can take pride in and be motivated by.

Worksurfaces maximise the visibility of wall-mounted monitors to aid productivity and enhance the user experience, while LED shelving lights help to improve concentration and reduce stress.

EX also offers a highly contemporary aesthetic thanks to the smooth, seamless worktop edge with no visible bonding line, the back chamfer shapes, and the slat wall fascia panels in real-wood laminate effect with black slat detail, which can accommodate floating shelves.

Other thoughtful additions, such as an integrated refrigerator, demonstrate the variety of ways EX adds function to spaces and creates positive and productive employee experiences. EX is available in a range of premium finishes, including those from FENIX®, and supports the latest workstation technologies and AV solutions.

EX responds to a growing need to minimise workplace distractions with dedicated spaces for quiet-focused work and one-to-one meetings – which is especially relevant for companies operating in the legal, financial, or consulting industries.

We have also designed EX to be customisable, a feature which is synonymous with so many of our products, so customers can ‘mix and match’ components to create the perfect solution for their employees and workspaces.

EX also offers seamless compatibility with other office furniture solutions in the Staverton range, including: Workwall – a wall-mounted system that can host TV monitors, VC cameras and whiteboards, BX storage and lockers, and SOS and SL sit-stand desk solutions.

Staverton’s lead office furniture designer, James Barke, said: “Noise management and privacy are genuine considerations in the open plan and agile office. While workplace designers must create environments that support collaboration and community, they must also give thought to those who need private spaces for specific work tasks or quiet reflection.

“The ethos behind EX is that it provides an all-in-one executive solution to support concentration, and it can be reconfigured or added to as needs change. It strikes the perfect balance, achieving flexibility and longevity without compromising functionality.”

The product’s innate flexibility has been achieved through its modular design and by making the wall-mounted solution easy to install with unique vertical mounting rods and fascia panels with quick-fix buttons.

James continued: “Staverton EX can transform any room into an inviting, comfortable and fully functional private office with a premium feel. Thanks to some thoughtful design features, the system has real impact and is easy to install, plus it has integrated power and cable management to create an aesthetically seamless and tech-ready solution.”

EX can accommodate single expansive work surfaces up to 2800 mm wide and high-quality storage and cabinetry – both of which reflect our 90+ year heritage as an award-winning British designer and manufacturer of office furniture. In particular, EX builds on our long-standing expertise in manufacturing wall-panel systems.

Paul Edward, managing director of Staverton, added: “Staverton EX shows the evolution of our designs, especially Workwall, and how we continue to help clients solve their office furniture and workspace challenges today and tomorrow.”

“As a long-standing British manufacturer with a keen eye on the future, we take our environmental responsibilities seriously and are committed to sustainable office furniture design and manufacture. That’s why we’ve used the most sustainable materials and processes in the design and manufacture of EX. We ensure that our raw materials come from sustainable sources, minimise waste at every stage, maximise product longevity and work hard to reduce our impact on the planet. “

Our team is proud of the cost and carbon benefits of EX, which, like all Staverton furniture, is manufactured at our Rotherham factory in South Yorkshire. Thanks to our UK operation, Staverton office furniture incurs lower transportation costs, generates fewer carbon emissions and reduces lead times compared to its European counterparts.

All Staverton products use 60-80% recycled MFC, with the remaining amount sourced from sustainable FSC sources. We use 100% recycled steel and 100% recycled polyester for upholstery fabric, and we purposefully avoid foam-backing or adhesives when using fabrics to support easy recycling. Additionally, the sit-stand actuators and controls used in the SOS and SL ranges contain 30-40% recycled materials, and all our cables and electrics are fully recyclable.

Paul concluded: “EX is the latest product to embody our sustainable ethos and Staverton’s trademark commitment to function, form, and flexibility. We look forward to unveiling EX in February and sharing the compelling benefits of British office furniture.”

To find out more about Staverton EX, visit us on Stand VG11 at the Workspace Design Show, call +44 (0)20 3794 1200 or email sale@tahirfurniture.com

You can learn more about Staverton’s commitment to sustainable office furniture design here.

Celebrating Freedom with Staverton’s New Mobile Table

The modern workplace is on the move. Transient workforces, a range of different working styles and a whole host of changing technology have created offices in a constant state of flux. As a result the modern office needs flexibility at its core.

For a significant part of Staverton’s history, agile working has informed our approach to office furniture design – creating pieces that can adapt and flex with ease. Whether it’s a sit-stand desk to accommodate the preferences of a user throughout the working day, or designs which share componentry to enable retrofitting and repurposing in the future, our understanding of agility is central to what we do.

It’s against this backdrop that we have designed our newest piece of office furniture – the Freedom Table.

The Freedom Table is the very embodiment of what it is to work in an agile way. It features lockable castors, so it can be moved around the office with ease, and it is height adjustable, to accommodate the different needs of one or multiple users.

But perhaps its most innovative design feature is that it is equipped with a battery pack, which eliminates the need for connection to a fixed power socket. It also includes USB outlets to make it super easy to charge laptops and phones.

Jamie Wilson, Sales Director at Staverton said: “Freedom is central to the hybrid working concept as today’s employees want the freedom to choose how, when and where they work. Consequently they need workplaces and office furniture to support those behaviours. The Freedom table does just that because it’s multi-purpose, tech-ready, mobile and inclusive.”

The Freedom Table is the result of Staverton’s experienced team of in-house office furniture designers with input from the power specialists OE Electrics, who developed the ANIMATE click-and-connect battery power technology it uses. OE Electrics launched ANIMATE at the Workspace Design Show earlier this year with the help of a different Staverton product, the SOS2 mobile sit-stand desk.

Jamie at Staverton added: “It was a real pleasure to help OE Electrics with the launch of ANIMATE and then to collaborate with them as we developed the Freedom Table.”

“At Staverton we have always prided ourselves on integrating data and power into office furniture with ease, and we’re well known for clever and concealed cable management. The Freedom Table is an evolution of that, as it avoids the need for cables all together.”

The Freedom Table is available as:

Small Table

– 1800 x 900 (1185 frame)
– 2000 x 1000 (1385 frame)
– 2400 x 1000 (1785 frame)

Large Team Table

– 1600 x 1600 (1185 frame)
– 2000 x 1400 (1385 frame)
– 2400 x 1600 (1785 frame)

We offer a selection of standard worksurface options, including wood grain MFC and 10 plain colours, with the choice of 3D Ply edging and frame colour in black or white.

To view and download the Freedom Tech Sheet, please click here.

Jamie concluded: “A mobile workforce needs mobile furniture with power. A mobile workforce needs the Freedom Table.”

If you want to see Staverton’s Freedom Table in action, you can either come to our Clerkenwell showroom or call our team at +44 (0)20 3794 1200 to schedule a demo.

Our Scrumwall Solution Is a Mixology 23 Finalist!

We are thrilled to reveal that Scrumwall is a finalist for Product of the Year at the Mixology 2023 Awards!

Scrumwall is a highly customisable and flexible space-defining structure that supports scrum-led working in the agile office. It houses AV capability discretely and can support standing or sitting-height tables and storage.

Designed to give organisations the collaborative and flexible office furniture they need, Scrumwall has been met with rave reviews from Staverton clients, contemporaries and workplace designers – so we’re delighted to know it stands out to the Mixology judges too.

Paul Edward, Managing Director of Staverton said: “Solving client’s furniture challenges is what we’re all about at Staverton – but knowing our industry peers recognise our work and the creativity of our designs is super special too. We are very happy to have been shortlisted in such a strong award category.”

Initially, Scrumwall was created for Flutter plc’s workforce (more here) to define activity-based work settings on open-plan floorplates in an agile way – a challenge that many businesses will most certainly relate to.

Paul added: “We wanted Scrumwall to suit different space requirements, meeting styles and aesthetics so we made the decision to use modular design. The result is a highly flexible piece of British office furniture that can meet the needs of a wide variety of users, as well as flex and adapt as organisational requirements change in the future.”

As well as bringing structure to open-plan spaces, Scrumwall supports standing-height tables for quick exchanges, integrated technology for project meetings, sitting-height desks for teamwork and credenzas for storage.

Paul concluded: “Now we have to wait until the 22nd of June when the winner is announced. We’ll be keeping our fingers crossed. Wish us luck!”

To find out more about Scrumwall visit: https://www.tahirfurniture.com/can-you-scrum-in-your-workplace/

What’s in Store at CDW 2022?

With Clerkenwell Design Week almost in touching distance and excitement building after a two-year hiatus – we can’t wait to throw open the doors to our newly refurbished showroom and launch three new ranges of British designed and manufactured office furniture.

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Preview – Staverton’s refurbished showroom

We’ll be open throughout Clerkenwell Design Week (Tuesday 24th to Thursday 26th May) from 10 to 5pm so you can experience the Staverton brand first-hand. Our three newest launches will be available to view and try with plenty of hospitality on hand.

One of our launches at Clerkenwell this year is Staverton Scrumwall – a new space-defining structure which supports workplace agility and scrum-led, team activities. Scrumwall is a free-standing version of our already successfully wall-mounted meeting room solution Staverton WW – and it is available in both single-sided and double-sided versions. Intended to help create distinct spaces within open-plan floor plates, Scrumwall also houses AV capability discretely, can support standing or sitting height tables and in true Staverton style – can be configured to suit a wide variety of space requirements and aesthetics. (You can find out more about Scrumwall and the project we first developed this for here).

Staverton Scrumwall

We’re also launching Staverton TT, a super flexible product which also defines space and builds storage into the office. This modular grid-based shelving system has several exclusive features including six sizes of grid building blocks for more configurations and a mobile option with wheels, plus it’s available in a selection of insert finishes in wood and plain colours, as well as acoustic fabrics. You can also add lockers, cabinets, planters, standing tables, desks, whiteboards, TVs and a whole lot more for the ultimate personalisation.

Staverton TT

Our third and final launch is the newly updated SOS2 – our sit-stand desk.

We launched our first SOS sit-stand desk in 2014 and since then have used our experience and insights as a sit-stand desk manufacturer to refine its design. Its new features improve choice, aid workplace agility, maintain the design aesthetic and reduce cost.

Staverton SOS2 retains all the functionality and benefits of our original SOS sit-stand desk and includes significant new features such as a mobile option for agile working, hot-swappable actuators to enable easy conversion between fixed and height-adjustable positions, intermediate legs to reduce the cost on linked bench runs and retrofittable links to allow for easy reconfiguration of desk clusters.

There is also a sliding top option for easy cable access at rear of workstation as well as an 18mm fixed-top option, which facilitates the use of a wider variety of finishes.

Cable management has also been given careful design consideration with SOS2. It has improved and scalable features including standard and high-capacity lower cable management, an upper cable basket option to reduce costs, standard and high-capacity upper trays as well as leg frame cladding to hide cable ingress.

Staverton SOS2

We extend a warm invitation to come and say hello at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week 2022, meet the Staverton team and see the new office furniture we’re so very proud to launch.

You can find out more about Staverton, our problem-solving design ethos and how we’ve become a renowned sit-stand desk manufacturer, workstation supplier and manufacturer of benching workstations, here.

Can You Scrum in Your Workplace?

As the workplace assumes its new role as a hub for collaboration and community – it presents new office furniture requirements and in particular, the need to help people coalesce with ease.

Employee collaboration dropped 37%[1] during the pandemic. So, after almost two years of working in isolation, there is an overwhelming need for sociability, togetherness and inclusion, not just for employees but organisations too. Consequently, offices are being redesigned to meet these new requirements and offer the employee experiences that home-working simply cannot.

Helping people to coalesce easily is crucial to business for a variety of reasons – it maximises the serendipitous opportunities that arise when people are together, facilitates quick exchanges of ideas, builds relationships and bonds, improves knowledge sharing, creates energy and atmosphere and perhaps crucially of all – offers the agility that is so important in the new post covid workplace.

Employees really value being able to collaborate easily too. 75%[2] of employees consider collaboration and teamwork as very important, plus employees are typically 17%[3] more satisfied with their job when collaboration is part of their work and the organisation’s culture.

The financial benefits of improved collaboration are striking too. Collaboration is linked with increased sales, customer satisfaction and ratings, as well as being more innovative, productive and profitable than the businesses that don’t prioritise it. However, even with these compelling commercial gains – a study by Deloitte found that only 9%[4] of employees feel their workplace has all the collaboration tools they need. There is still work to do.

Set against this backdrop, we developed our new product Staverton Scrumwall. We designed it to give organisations the collaborative and flexible office furniture they need to make effective, relevant and agile workplaces. Initially, Scrumwall was created for a project with global sports betting, gaming and entertainment provider Flutter plc (you can read more about that here) to help them define activity-based work settings on open plan floorplates in an agile way – a challenge that many businesses will most certainly relate to.

Scrumwall is a free-standing version of our already successfully wall-mounted meeting room solution Staverton WW – and it is available in both single-sided and double-sided versions.

Perhaps its most significant design feature is that it can be configured to suit a wide variety of different space requirements, meeting styles and aesthetics. A range of modular components make it possible to customise the size, function and look of Scrumwall – so it can support standing height tables for quick exchanges, integrated technology for project meetings, sitting height desks for teamwork and credenzas (with or without doors) for storage.

Scrumwall supports worksurfaces in a variety of shapes and sizes. Face panels are available in different materials and finishes including dry wipe whiteboard, fabric upholstered and MFC to ensure maximum choice, plus they can be mixed and matched to create the perfect configuration.

Discreet cable management is always a key design consideration for Staverton, so Scrumwall offers worksurface-to-floor cable management thanks to our carefully designed cable duct with removable cover. The panels we’ve designed to mount TVs and monitors continue the theme, as they also ensure cables are hidden behind the panel.

It is because it’s been designed to bring structure and definition to space, that it offers much more value than just a piece of office furniture. It provides visual cues as to how spaces should be used, supports a wider variety of working styles and behaviours and offers all-important longevity, which means as needs change, the furniture can flex and adapt.

Staverton is well known for being a UK office furniture designer and manufacturer, a sit-stand desk manufacturer and a workstation supplier – but most of all we are problem-solvers with an innate knowledge of how changing workplace behaviours require more from agile office furniture solutions. Scrumwall is the perfect embodiment of that, and we will proudly launch it at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week, where we’ll invite workplace designers, workplace transformation leads and facility managers to experience it first-hand.

So, as the return to the workplace continues – it must be ready to encourage and support collaboration in spades. It really is time to ask yourself, can you scrum in your workplace?

[1] Research from Zippia as quoted here: https://www.zippia.com/advice/workplace-collaboration-statistics/

[2] Research from Zippia as quoted here: https://www.zippia.com/advice/workplace-collaboration-statistics/

[3] Research from Zippia as quoted here: https://www.zippia.com/advice/workplace-collaboration-statistics/

[4] Research from Zippia as quoted here: https://www.zippia.com/advice/workplace-collaboration-statistics/

Supporting Agility with Office Furniture

The workplace changes of the last two years have been seismic. In the wake of the pandemic, businesses now recognise the need to embrace agile and hybrid working in order to best support their operations and employees.

Office furniture has an important role to play in making workplace agility possible – it helps to define different activity-based work settings and zones, supports the very essence of how work is done and creates more desirable and well-equipped environments for an increasingly discerning workforce.

It’s one of the reasons why Staverton’s office furniture design and manufacturing expertise was called on to support global sports, betting and entertainment provider Flutter Entertainment Plc.

Flutter’s reinvention of its new global headquarters in Dublin, designed and built by Claremont, provided a perfect opportunity for British office furniture manufacturer Staverton to showcase its expertise solving workspace challenges with innovative furniture design.

As well as providing Flutter with office furniture for their temporary home during the 18-month build of their new 136,000 sq. ft home, Staverton was also tasked with designing and manufacturing a number of large space-defining structures to support scrum-led activities.

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Staverton Scrumwall

The brief was to create agile and tech-compatible project dashboards to help Flutter’s numerous teams with collaboration and project meetings. The solution had to be flexible so it can be set up as required, provide greater definition of space and house AV capability discretely.

Staverton TT

Building on Staverton’s existing wall-mounted meeting room solution WW – which incorporated TV mounting, acoustic panels, writable surfaces and space for AV equipment – the team set about designing a free-standing version. The product development process, which needed to include single and double-sided versions of the product, was fast-tracked over a few weeks.

Offering even greater flexibility than the brief initially required, Staverton’s Scrumwall also supports standing or sitting height tables, which can be connected at various points.

Staverton ‘free-standing’ Scrumwall

Paul Edward, Staverton’s Managing Director said: “We have become the principal furniture supplier to Flutter companies and have been helping the business transition to more agile ways of working over the last five years.”

“Flutter’s new Dublin home is the very embodiment of agility and is an incredibly dynamic and modern space. The new Scrumwall product not only shows that furniture increasingly needs to fulfil a variety of different uses, but also that creative and bespoke solutions can add real value, particularly in workspaces with a very distinct sense of place and brand.”

As a leading sit-stand desk manufacturer, and the first company in Europe to design and manufacture a mobile sit-stand workstation for the commercial market, Staverton really understands the importance of agility – both in terms of offering choice and flexibility, as well as encouraging employees to be less sedentary.

Paul added: “The double-sided version of Scrumwall provides even greater flexibility for Flutter – as while a team is collaborating on one side, people can participate in standing meetings or sit at tables on the other. The beauty of Scrumwall is that it can be configured to suit business users’ needs – a fact that will almost certainly guarantee its popularity and long-term use.”

“At Staverton we are more than just a workstation supplier or a manufacturer of workstations and tables – we relish the opportunity to solve workplace challenges and to show how we can design and manufacture office furniture to suit clients’ specific needs. This project demonstrates this ethos perfectly.”

Flutter’s new Dublin home spans six floors and features a rich blend of activity-based work settings and large collaborative spaces, as well as an indoor football pitch in the newly built atrium, studio spaces, a mock-up shop, a frictionless retail store, relaxation and gaming areas and an on-site café.

Flutter’s headquarters in Dublin.

To find out more about Scrumwall or Staverton’s other British-made furniture solutions, visit our Content Lab page.

Expect the Extraordinary

A Distinct Product Launch Campaign Promotes #StavertonLight

Staverton – UK’s award-winning and longstanding office furniture manufacturer – has launched its newest product development, a light-weight and cost-effective workstation range known as SL. This product line strengthens the company’s position as a contemporary, design-led, workspace specialist. The new addition is the result of market research and careful interpretation of customer feedback: data showed an increasing demand for more accessible, flexible and well-being focused office solutions.

In order to communicate the main benefits and key features of the SL range – light-weight framework, height-adjusting functionality, Desk Control software, cable management systems and a wide variety of colours and finishes to choose from – Staverton created an original product launch campaign. Two concepts were at the core of the communications strategy: high quality and cost efficiency. With this in mind, the marketing department was inspired to create the campaign tagline Expect the Extraordinary.

The message, which needed to draw attention, attract the target audiences, raise their brand awareness and generate engagement, was delivered using a content-rich and unique style. To represent the dual nature of SL, the Staverton team created two striking futuristic personalities known as The Cosmic Twins – which starred the campaign. Accordingly, the rest of the creative direction was structured around the aforementioned characters and tagline.

The campaign made use of different mediums, including a web page with a configurator – a customisation tool that allows visitors to see what the SL system looks like in different colours and finishes – brochures, press releases, direct-email advertisements and professional networks. Staverton also focused on various pre-launch actions. To draw customers to its website, the company appealed to their curiosity by producing a series of intriguing short videos that were periodically posted on social media. BTL – Below the Line – tactics, such as projection mapping, virtual reality experiences and brand presence at private and public events, were also used. These actions proved to be particularly helpful to establish rapport with small, influential customer groups or ‘tribes’.

Carlo Delucchi, Marketing Manager at Staverton, said: “SL is a great product range, we are very proud of its design and features, and see that the market is reacting positively to the benefits it offers. The launch campaign was a great experience, it’s the first time we have come through with such creative energy. The Cosmic Twins were meant to delight and deliver SL’s key messages, but also, to position Staverton as a reliable forward-thinking, office furniture manufacturer, and to reinforce brand attitude, behaviours and purchase intention”.

Early results of Staverton’s Cosmic Twins campaign include record-setting company website visits and – as in-house surveys show – an overall positive emotional response from our target audience. The originality of the campaign stems from the efforts of a structured team of professionals which included marketing specialists, designers, illustrators, copywriters, photographers, video makers, production artists, models and even musicians.

Congratulations to everyone involved in this project.

Credits

Model – Astrid Simon

Photography – Andrew Livesey

Styling – Djoina Amrani

Makeup – Jamie Connor

Writing – Agustin Riso

Video – Torstein Jacobsen

Music – Gerardo De Marco

Creative Direction – Carlo Delucchi

Staverton says ‘Just Move it’ with mobile sit stand desk

A new mobile sit stand desk will promote the ultimate in agile working according to its British designer and manufacturer, Staverton UK Ltd.

Named Staverton SMS the new desk will launch at this year’s three-day design festival, Clerkenwell Design Week (19th-21st May).

Staverton SMS is a full range of single desk and bench solutions that follows Staverton’s trademark style of sharing components to build-in longevity and flexibility.

The Staverton team can upgrade a static desk to a Sit Stand alternative and make SOS a mobile desk too, something it has already undertaken for international entertainment company King.

Paul Edward, director of Staverton UK Ltd said: “Staverton SMS single mobile desks are the ultimate in agile working because they can be moved as team requirements change. It’s ‘plug and play’ simplicity and easy to roll castors mean the team can do it for themselves and once it’s locked, it’s secure, wobble-free and ready for work.”

Staverton’s design team has worked hard to ensure that SMS maintains the clean lines it is renowned for. Low-level bulk capacity containment for power distribution and a cable management solution keeps everything concealed as the top raises and lowers. It is also visually compatible with Staverton CL, which means that a mix of sit stand and static desk solutions can be used together without compromising the design aesthetic.

Fully integrated power and data solutions can also be accommodated within SMS’s structure and in-set desktop power offers easy ‘plug and play’.

Staverton SOS product facts

18 seconds from lowest (660m) to highest (1320mm)
Users can pre-programme the desks with their preferences
Desk control software can be installed to alert users when a change of position is advised
Monitor arms are simple to attach to the work surface.
Optional privacy screens, CPU cradles and personal drawers can be connected to the main structure with ease
Over-desk and integrated power and data options are accommodated
With the work surface at its lowest position, an under-desk pedestal can be used

Get off your ass with Staverton SOS

The design and manufacturing team behind British manufacturer Staverton has confirmed it will launch a new mobile Sit Stand desk solution at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week (19-21st May 2015).

Named Staverton SOS (sit or stand) the new product will be unveiled as part of the annual event which sees furniture showrooms open their doors to designers, architects, specifiers and facilities managers.

To register your interest, organise a demo or request a brochure click here.

More detail will be announced soon.

Seven week countdown to Staverton CL installation at The Co-operative Group

British manufacturer, Staverton, will install 2800 CL benches for The Co-operative Group’s new head office in Manchester in just seven weeks’ time.

The win, which was announced earlier this year, is thought to be the largest furniture contract in the UK in 2012.

Staverton’s Rotherham factory is already in full production, ready for installation at the end of July.

The contract was secured after a period of collaborative design with The Co-operative Group and involved a six week turnaround from the initial brief to delivery of a proto-type. The result is the new Staverton CL bench. Concealing power and data resources within its core structure, the Staverton CL bench reduces IT and power installation costs during fit-out and throughout its life.

Tony Cole, design and manufacturing director for Staverton said: “This contract doesn’t simply recognise Staverton CL as a bench, it also acknowledges the way we approach clients’ briefs, really taking the time to understand and meet their specific needs. We were advised this was a real point of difference for us and are delighted with the outcome. The factory is now very busy processing the order.”

Talking about the CL bench, Tony added: “By dealing with cabling and power in a creative manner we’ve designed a clever benching solution which ticks all the boxes for facilities managers, IT departments and most importantly, the employees. The CL bench doesn’t compromise functionality or form.”

Staverton CL will be used with The Co-operative Group’s new 400,000 sq ft, BREEAM outstanding head office building at 1 Angel Square in Manchester.

Craig Lambert, facilities manager for The Co-operative Group said: “Our challenge was to find a bench solution that could offer integrated power and data, protect the design aesthetic in our new head office and create flexible working spaces.”

“Staverton CL achieves this and surpasses everything else on the market. It was borne out of collaborative and clever thinking – Staverton really listened to our brief.”

The winner of a Design Guild Mark and the Design Prima Product Design award, Staverton CL is already receiving industry wide acclaim. For more information about CL view the product animation and client testimonial at www.www.tahirfurniture.com/cl .