Choose desks, workstations, conference tables, storage and training furniture for your next workplace project. Work with our Foshan factory on product selection, configuration and OEM/ODM requirements.
Start with the way each space will be used. Compare private-office desks, shared workstations, meeting furniture, storage and reconfigurable training tables, then refine the selected configuration.
Desks for leadership offices where the work surface, adjoining storage and room layout need to work together. Our displayed designs include the Xinghe Executive Desk and Aluminum Executive Desk.
Selection tip: Compare the desk footprint and the space needed around adjoining storage.
A separate selection for everyday private offices. The Shiyi Manager Desk provides a starting point for discussing the work surface, storage arrangement and finish direction.
Selection tip: Balance usable desktop space with movement around the desk.
Shared desk configurations for team spaces. Our displayed range includes Meteor Oak and Walnut four-person workstations.
Selection tip: Compare workstation footprint, storage placement and cable access alongside the number of users.
Tables for meeting rooms and collaborative discussions. The Xinghe Conference Table is one starting point for matching the table to your room and seating plan.
Selection tip: Allow for occupied chairs and circulation, not only the tabletop dimensions.
An adjustable-height desk category for workspaces where the work surface needs to change position. Our displayed range includes the Meteor Oak Height-Adjustable Desk.
Selection tip: Compare the selected model’s adjustment range, operating mechanism and desktop size before ordering.
Office storage to accompany desks and shared workspaces. Choose a cabinet arrangement around the documents you keep and where storage needs to sit in the room.
Selection tip: Match the selected cabinet’s internal dimensions and opening arrangement to its intended contents.
Our FlexNest training table series brings flip-top, caster-equipped and compatible nesting configurations to training and multipurpose spaces. Mechanisms, nesting spacing and caster arrangements vary by model.
We can also coordinate training chair options for the room. Fixed-leg, mobile and nesting directions are available; folding and writing-tablet features apply to selected chair models. Table and chair specifications are reviewed separately.
Selection tip: Compare the working layout and the stored layout before selecting a frame and tabletop size.
Furniture selection starts with usable space. Door swings, occupied chairs, storage access and circulation affect which arrangement works, even when a product fits within the room’s overall dimensions.
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| Space | Start with | Key comparison | Practical selection rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leadership office | Executive desks | Desk footprint and adjoining storage | Review the desk and storage as one arrangement, including access around both. |
| Everyday private office | Manager desks | Work surface and room circulation | Keep usable desktop space in balance with the room around it. |
| Shared team area | Office workstations | User count, layout and storage position | Compare the complete workstation footprint rather than multiplying a single desk width. |
| Meeting room | Conference tables | Seating arrangement and chair movement | Check occupied seating and circulation before choosing the table size. |
| Adjustable workstation | Height-adjustable desks | Adjustment range, mechanism and equipment load | Evaluate the chosen model’s specifications for the intended user and equipment. |
| Document storage area | File cabinets | Internal space and opening clearance | Match the contents and access requirements to the selected cabinet. |
| Training or multipurpose room | Flip-top training tables | Working positions, movement and storage | Plan both the room in use and the furniture’s storage location. |
A finish name alone does not define the underlying material. Compare the selected product’s construction, surface finish and dimensions as separate specifications.
Adjoining cabinets and other storage change the usable footprint of an office arrangement. We can discuss dimensions, storage and structural options together, subject to technical review, so the selected desk is considered within the room rather than in isolation.
Moving tables is only part of reconfiguring a training room. The FlexNest range also includes flip-top and compatible nesting configurations. Model selection needs to account for the operating arrangement, the movement route and the storage space.
A coordinated appearance still needs a practical plan for devices and connections. Cable and power access are part of our customization discussions; the final arrangement depends on the selected furniture and technical feasibility.
Tabletop size, frame design, modesty panel and caster selection work as a configuration. A reference dimension or component option does not apply automatically to every model.
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| Selection area | Range or option | What it means for selection |
|---|---|---|
| Tabletop width | Reference widths: 1200, 1400, 1600 and 1800 mm | Match the working width to seating and room arrangement; frame compatibility varies. |
| Tabletop depth | Reference depths: 400–600 mm on selected configurations | Compare the usable work surface with the space required between rows. |
| Frame and modesty panel | Multiple frame and panel design directions | Choose the design together with its applicable tabletop size and structure. |
| Casters | Selected 50 mm and 55 mm options | Caster size and braking configuration depend on the model. |
| Flip-top and nesting functions | Available configurations vary by model | Check the selected mechanism and storage arrangement together. |
| Coordinating chairs | Fixed-leg, mobile and nesting directions; selected folding or writing-tablet models | Choose chair functions independently rather than assuming every chair combines all features. |
Our OEM/ODM discussions connect product choice with the details of the workplace. Dimensions, colors, surface finishes, storage, structure, cable access and private-label packaging can be reviewed with our factory team. Technical feasibility is checked before quotation.
Customization is reviewed for the selected product. An option discussed for one model is not automatically a standard feature across the range.
WOBIN has its own office furniture factory in Foshan, Guangdong, China. Our product discussions cover office desks, workstations, meeting tables, storage and training furniture, with specifications and configuration reviewed for the selected products.
We manufacture flip-top nesting training tables and can coordinate selected training chair options. The table configuration and the accompanying chair specifications are treated as separate parts of the room plan.
We can discuss an initial furniture layout from your floor plan and requirements at no charge. This helps connect the product selection with team size and room use.
Detailed 3D design is available after project confirmation or against a design deposit that can be deducted from the order.
Four-person workstation design from our displayed office furniture range.
No. A product or finish name is not a complete material specification. Names such as Meteor Oak, Walnut and Aluminum identify displayed designs in our range; the selected product’s underlying construction and finish are separate details for review. Compare material descriptions and finishes alongside the product image.
Start with the adjustment range, operating mechanism, desktop dimensions and the load specified for the selected model. Then consider the equipment and cable routing in the intended workspace. A product photo alone cannot establish these specifications.
| Comparison point | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Adjustment range | Determines the positions the selected desk can reach. |
| Operating mechanism | Identifies how the height is changed. |
| Desktop dimensions | Defines the available working surface and equipment arrangement. |
| Specified load | Sets the model-specific basis for assessing equipment weight. |
| Cable routing | Needs to remain suitable as the work surface moves. |
Use the same product configuration, quantities, dimensions and finishes in each comparison. Separate furniture specifications from packaging and delivery scope, and check what each quotation includes for the destination. For mixed furniture orders, retain a clear item list so a change to one product does not become an assumption about the whole order.
Share the product families, quantities, preferred dimensions and finish direction for your project. Include the destination and target schedule so we can discuss a suitable configuration and quotation scope.