Premier Office Interiors was tasked with space-planning and furnishing the new Surrey, BC office of a large North American mining company. The client wanted a modern look and workstation ergonomics was especially important to them. We also had the challenge of a tight deadline to complete this project so the Manufacturer made the order a priority, so it shipped quickly giving our installation crew enough time to complete the project.

Thirty-one panel workstations, configured into pods, furnished the open areas. These workstations featured 53” high panels, electric height adjustable tables, accessory rails and storage towers with whiteboards to create ergonomic and functional workspaces.

Premier Office Interiors was tasked with furnishing the new office of a gutter company based in Langley, BC. The project consisted of six private offices, a dispatch area, boardroom, reception area, lunchroom, and an open office area with three workstations and a custom drafting table. The client envisioned a warm, modern look so we introduced them to Tayco’s Scene product and chose a woodgrain laminate as the predominate finish with a white accent colour.

Premier Office Interiors was given the opportunity to furnish the new office of an International trading company based out of Richmond, BC. This project consisted of four private offices, three meeting rooms, a lunchroom, and an open office area with three workstation pods. The order was time sensitive, so the manufacturer made it a top priority in production, so it was able to ship quickly.

Our installers then assembled it in time for the client’s completion date. The new office space was open concept with lots of glass and concrete floors.

Premier Office Interiors was entrusted to furnish the new facility of a large International Automobile Manufacturer in Delta, BC. The finished office space was open concept with large windows, high ceilings and lots of natural light. The client wanted a modern, clean look throughout the office and their company colours were incorporated by using a white laminate with silver and blue accent colours.

Twenty-two panel workstations, configured in two pods of eleven, were specified for the main office area. Tall panels were used to create privacy and buffer the sound between the workstations. The integrated panel electrical was utilized so that each pod of eleven was hardwired and powered from station to station.