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Source Office Furniture
About Source Office Furniture
Furnishing an office is rarely a single purchase. Source Office Furniture works from 2649 Enterprise Way, in the commercial belt below Dilworth Mountain where showrooms and light industrial units share a parking lot and a highway exit. Office furniture straddles retail and project work: a single chair for a spare bedroom at one end of the day, a floor plan for a growing company at the other.
What separates one supplier from the next is usually the range behind the showroom floor. Some carry stock ready to load into a truck the same afternoon, some order from catalogues with lead times measured in weeks, and many do both. Task chairs, height adjustable desks, meeting tables, filing and storage, and the acoustic panels that make an open room workable are the usual categories. Delivery, assembly and, on larger jobs, space planning are often quoted separately from the goods themselves, so ask how those are handled before comparing two numbers.
Kelowna spreads out, which makes this location practical. Dilworth sits close to Highway 97, putting the showroom within a short drive of downtown offices, the Rutland business parks and the clinics along Harvey Avenue. Anyone furnishing a workspace can reach the shop at 250-862-2688 or look through what is available at sourceofficefurniture.ca before making the trip. Bringing rough measurements of the room, including door widths and ceiling height, saves a second visit, and knowing whether you need the pieces this week or can wait on an order shapes the conversation more than anything else.
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