Demountable Wall Management
What is Furniture Management as it relates to Demountable Walls?
Over the years, demountable walls or glass office fronts have become very popular for several reasons.
- Demountable glass office fronts allow for more natural light to enter the workspace. If used in exterior offices, they let natural light into the open plan and if used in core offices they allow natural and ambient light to filter into the private office space.
- Demountable walls, if specified and used to their potential can be more cost-effective in the long run than sheetrock walls.
- Demountable walls are often able to be installed faster than drywall.
- Demountable walls are able to qualify for additional LEED credits.
- Demountable walls have panels that can be removed and reconfigured to fit other areas. Especially when used as a demising wall.
- Demountable walls can be amortized in seven years like furniture.
A Furniture Manager can assist you in specifying and procuring Demountable Walls as part of your FF&E package. Treating walls as furniture will result in a more effective spend relative to your overall budget.
“Logistics can demonstrate how this is done and walk you through the process.”
To achieve cost efficiency, Logistics devises a procurement strategy, utilizes multiple procurement channels, and leverages industry expertise to maximize the value of your investment. The resulting savings, inclusive of our fee, can significantly reduce your project’s overall budget.
Logistics Offers
- Product Evaluation to analyze and compare different products available in the market to help our client make informed decisions about which ones align best with their specific needs and preferences. Thorough research, collecting data, and possibly testing the products to provide comprehensive feedback and recommendations are part of the service.
- Milestone Schedules Preparation.
- Comprehensive Budget Development and Monitoring.
- Mock-Up Coordination and Analysis.
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Delivery Schedules.
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Bid Preparation and Analysis.
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Product and Warehouse and or Site Reconciliation Reporting.
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Punch List Reporting.
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Timely Cost Accounting.
- Project Close-out Documents, including As-Built Packages, Specification Packages with Typicals and Finishes, and Pricing, Product Maintenance, and Warranty Documents, along with a Full Accounting History
Look to my blog posts for upcoming articles where I will address the special impact an effective furniture manager can have on the success of a corporation’s goals for relocations and how that can continue into the day two facility management operations.
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