School Furniture Blog

Someone mentions church furniture and you might immediately think of wooden pulpits, communion tables, baptismal fonts and tithe boxes. These are traditional furniture pieces found in most church sanctuaries that are seen on Sunday mornings and during special church events such as weddings. But most churches have a vast life beyond their sanctuary. Let's explore other church furniture needs.

Besides the obvious learning curve and the changes in curriculum, a more brass-tacks problem with new educational technology might be that older classrooms are not designed to keep 30 tablets or laptops charged.  Where's the power?

Oversized desks are not completely new to the market. They have been primarily used in colleges for larger athletes or in adult education classrooms where full-sized men may need a place to study. Now we are seeing that these larger school desks are being sprinkled in with elementary and middle school classroom furniture orders.

Chemical off-gassing can lead to several short-term and even long-term health problems that can easily be avoided by being a smart consumer and opting for Greenguard Certified furniture.

Who loves to watch those TV shows that show how factory items are made? This video from the Discover Channel's show called Factory Made teaches us how school lockers are made.