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Sin: 711 1A Furniture System Is a System of Furniture Components Designed to Provide a Comprehensive Office Furniture Environment Through the Ability to Create a Varietyof Workstation Configurations and Generally Includes Interconnecting, Structural Panels as Central Integrating Elements or May Employ Rails, Beams, Frames, Uprights, Cores, or Freestanding Based Elements. Panels/privacy Screens, Worksurfaces, Overhead Storage and Shelving Pedestals, Filing, Task Management Systems, Lighting, Electrical, Wire Management and Similar Items Comprise Furniture Systemsand Workstation Clusters. Workstation Clusters Are Workstations Generally Arranged Around a Central Point and Which Have a Fixed Footprint. Floor to Ceiling Demountable Walls, Partial Height Walls, and Spine Type Walls Which Accommodate System Furniture Components Are Acceptable as Part of or in Conjunction With a Furniture Systems Line. "systems" Consisting of Traditional Conventional Furniture Such as Desks, Returns, Carrels
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