
Offices and shared spaces.
Private-office and conference furniture were followed by a separate lobby-furniture order for Slifco’s Greensboro office. The relationship expanded beyond the original cubicles.

A construction-site office needs places to focus, meet and keep work moving. Slifco Electric turned to Jessica and PSU for its North Carolina office trailers—and returned as its furniture needs expanded to other projects and its corporate office.
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Slifco’s first request in 2023 came through PSU’s website. The team wanted cubicles in an open office trailer, with seated privacy and a walkway around much of the room. An existing copier also needed to stay in place.
Jessica worked from the customer’s measurements and sketch to develop a layout. The completed order supplied eight pre-owned Haworth workstations with storage and new task chairs. The plan considered both the people working at their desks and the space needed to move around them.
Slifco returned for more trailer workstations in 2024. Additional orders included three used cubicles, followed by a larger combination of workstations and shared-office furniture.
Each request required a layout for the available space. The ongoing conversation gave Slifco a familiar contact to work through quantities, furniture details and installation arrangements as its needs changed.

For a project-site office, a workable plan also needs to account for access, timing and the people coordinating the site. Jessica and PSU worked through those details with Slifco.
Trailer dimensions, walkways, storage and existing equipment informed the layout. Photos and marked-up plans helped turn the customer’s requirements into furniture selections.
Furniture, freight and installation were considered together. For the later Hamlet project, Jessica sought an additional installation quote and presented a lower-cost option for Slifco to review.
PSU worked with Slifco and local installers on delivery and installation arrangements. At Liberty, Slifco chose to use its own freight carrier. For Hamlet, installation instructions also covered site access hours and a completion walkthrough.
In February 2026, Slifco contacted Jessica about outfitting its next project in Hamlet. The request specifically asked for cubicles similar to those supplied previously.
The plan evolved through revised layouts and a review of furniture Slifco already had. The completed order combined pre-owned Haworth cubicle components, used desks and a conference table with new task and conference chairs. Installation took place in March 2026.


Slifco also returned to PSU for spaces outside its construction-site trailers. Those projects called for different furniture, with the same process of reviewing the room and working through the details.

Private-office and conference furniture were followed by a separate lobby-furniture order for Slifco’s Greensboro office. The relationship expanded beyond the original cubicles.

After the Hamlet project, Slifco asked Jessica to help furnish an open space in its corporate office. Photos, measurements and revisions informed the selection of new COE desk and storage furniture. The installation was completed in May.
Slifco’s requests grew from eight used cubicles to trailer expansions, another jobsite and corporate-office furniture. The continuing relationship gave its team a place to return for planning, furniture choices and installation coordination.
Share the trailer or office dimensions, how many people need a place to work, what furniture you already have and your target timing. We can help you develop a practical furniture plan and coordinate the next steps.