What Is Cubicle Installation?
Cubicle installation is putting your office workstations together so they match your floor plan. The crew connects the panels, mounts the desks, sets drawers and overhead storage, runs power and data cables through the panels, and levels everything. Done right, your team sits down on day one and everything works.
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What Types of Cubicles Can Be Installed?
Most offices use one or more of these. A good install crew handles all of them:
- Systems furniture - Panel workstations from brands like Herman Miller, Steelcase and Haworth, with built-in power and data
- Benching systems - Open desks in rows with shared surfaces and low dividers
- Privacy pods - Enclosed or partly enclosed spaces for quiet, focused work
- Panel-based workstations - Classic cubicles with fabric panels on three or more sides and a desk
What Does Cubicle Installation Include?
A full install covers everything from the truck arriving to your final walkthrough:
- Receiving the furniture and staging it on site
- Connecting panels and assembling frames
- Mounting and lining up desks
- Placing drawers and overhead storage
- Running and hiding data cables
- Connecting power to the building (with your electrician)
- Leveling and final adjustments
- A walkthrough with you to catch anything that needs fixing
How Long Does Cubicle Installation Take?
It depends on how many stations you have and how complex they are. Simple open desks go in faster than full cubicles with built-in power. A small install can often be done in a day. A larger floor takes several days.
What adds time: more panels per station, power and data, a complicated layout, multiple floors, and limited elevator or dock access. After-hours and weekend installs let your team keep working while the crew builds.
How Much Does Cubicle Installation Cost?
Cost depends on the number of stations, how complex each one is, power and data, and building access. Simple open desks cost less to install than full cubicles with built-in power.
Rearranging the cubicles you already own usually costs less than a new install, because the parts are already there. For a real number, BMG walks your space for free and gives you a fixed price for the documented scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can old cubicles be reconfigured instead of replaced?
- Usually, yes. Most cubicle systems are built to be rearranged. Panels can move, desks can be swapped and new parts can be added to what you already own. Reusing your cubicles generally costs less than buying new ones and keeps them out of the landfill.
- Do I need an electrician for cubicle installation?
- Only if your cubicles have built-in power. Those connect to the building through a power whip, and a licensed electrician makes that connection. The install crew runs power and cables through the panels and tidies everything up.
- How do I prepare the office for cubicle installation?
- Clear the floor of old furniture and debris. Finalize the floor plan. Check that outlets and data ports are where the plan needs them. Reserve the elevator and loading dock for install day.
- What brands of cubicles can professional installers work with?
- An experienced crew works with the major brands, including Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, Knoll, Allsteel and Teknion. BMG installers follow each manufacturer spec and can handle a floor that mixes brands.
Need Cubicle Installation?
BMG installs, rearranges and moves all major cubicle brands, after hours or on weekends if you need it. Book a free walkthrough and get a fixed price.