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The basic model in our line of animatable office furniture is the Rocking Workstation, a standard desk and chair combination mounted on a pair of matching curved sledges; quite inexpensive and non-intrusive, spacewise.
Management, on the other hand, should definitely opt for our finely crafted ceiling
or floor mount full-swing desk sets.
For team building, our "conjoined twins" model: two desks/chairs facing each other, fosters both cooperation and coordination.
In the works: a motorized roundabout conference table to enliven boardroom meetings.
(okay it started off as a title echo, but now I can't get the picture out of my head of a large 1950's accounting department with long lines of denizens rocking their desks back and forth. Occasionally lollygaggers are called into the manager's office to face an imposing character behind an imposing oak desk... which swings back and forth menacingly while the red-faced occupant dresses them down. Well, assumedly red-faced since the picture is in black and white.)
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What the other idea had going for it was the drawing. |
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//...a large 1950's accounting department with long lines of denizens rocking their desks back and forth.// |
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To the strains of 'Rockin' Robin' and 'Go Baby Go.' |
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This reminds me of one of [FarmerJohn]'s ideas. I don't remember which one... something with a track. (+) |
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Would it be Rocking Workstation or a Working Rock Station? |
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