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Full Service Office Furniture Dealership

After many years in the contract furniture industry, we created RDS Office, furniture for the way you work. We are a small dealership with a big reputation. Our focus is on providing individuals, small businesses, and mid-size companies with the highest level of personal service, typically reserved, (by our competitors), for only the largest corporate clients. It would not be unusual for a client to deal directly with one of the owners of our company. We have selected manufacturers that provide quality products, on time, and with industry standard or better warranties after the sale. Whether you want to furnish an entire floor or just need an additional desk, we offer products to meet every budget. Our portfolio is designed to handle all your requirements, including lounge seating, workstations, reception desks, training tables, private offices, conference tables and seating, filing, and seating. (both new and used)

Contact RDS Office Furniture:

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Used Herman Miller Cubicles, Indianapolis

A total of 100 used Herman Miller Cubicles are available in Indianapolis for a limited time.

6′x 6′ or 6′ x 8′ sizes available

Minimum order of 4

For more information:

Dave Sicklesteel

317.414.5038

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How to Sit at Your Desk…

You’ve got all the essential components of the ergonomic workstation—the task light, the monitor arm, the keyboard support, and of course the ergonomic task chair. So now what? You may have the finest products on the market, but even the best of the best ergonomic tools need to be used properly to provide their full range of benefits.

Use the following guidelines to maintain healthy work posture and get the most out of your ergonomic investment.
 

Sit

1. Raise or lower your seat so your thighs are parallel to the floor and your feet are flat on the floor or a footrest.
2. Adjust the depth of your seat pan so you have at least 2” of clearance between the back of your knees and the front of the seat.
3. Adjust the height of your backrest so it fits comfortably on the small of your back.
4. Adjust your chair’s recline tension—if necessary—to support varying degrees of recline. Avoid using recline locks.
5. Lean back and relax in your chair to allow the backrest to provide full support for your upper body.

Type

1. Position your keyboard support 1 – 1.5” above your thighs and angle the keyboard so it slopes slightly away from your body. Be sure to keep your wrists in a straight, neutral posture while typing, and rest the heels of your palms—not your wrists—on a palm support.

1. Position your mouse close to the keyboard—preferably on a mousing platform—to minimize reaching. Avoid anchoring your wrist on the desk. Instead, glide the heel of your palm over the mousing surface and use your entire arm to mouse.

View

1. Position your monitor at least an arm’s length away with the top line of text at or just below eye level. Tilt the monitor away from you slightly, so your line of sight is perpendicular to the monitor.

Illuminate

1. Position your task light to the side opposite your writing hand. Shine it on paper documents but away from your monitor to reduce glare. 

Align

1. Align your monitor and the spacebar of your keyboard with the midline of your body. Arrange frequently used work materials within easy reach to minimize twisting and reaching.

Rest

1. Take two or three 30- to 60-second breaks each hour to allow your body to recover from periods of repetitive stress.



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If you resolved to cut the clutter and get organized in 2011, then new home office furniture will help you keep your resolution … this year and beyond. Unlike designs of decades past, a new crop of office furniture is scaled and outfitted to address the way people work at home: with a laptop or tablet, and multiple mobile devices that need to be charged every day.

“We’re seeing a shift to smaller desks,” says Lori Stengren, Vice President of Sales for RDS Office Furniture. “Some of the scale is going down to what looks like the student desk of decades past. The trend is toward L-shaped surfaces, and key to the look is a low profile.”

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The RDS Office Furniture business model takes a fresh approach to the buying and/or selling of furniture assets – or asset commerce. We consistently generate higher returns for our clients.

• RDS is an agent for our clients
• Flat fee & commission schedule
• Access to a national network of buyers/sellers
• Design for product specifications, space planning, overflow support
• Environmentally responsible in re-use, recycle, & donation

Contact us for disposition of your used office furniture:

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Used Office Cubicles

 Herman Miller… Steelcase… Knoll.  All the top brands are up to 90% off retail!  Do you think “used cubicles” means mismatched bits and pieces?  Think again!  Whether you’re looking for 1 or 2 workstations or 200 matching cubes of systems furniture, you’ll find a world of choices.

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Herman Miller Style Cubicles

New Herman Miller clone products are provided to RDS Office Furniture by Friant and the main lines that are promoted are Action Office 2, also known as AO2. The clone products available through our company are typically at a fraction of the cost of new Herman Miller products and the clone products can be integrated into your office and floor plan seamlessly as well as designed to fit your specific needs.

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daves@rdsoffice.com