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Good first impression is critical in any business. Your Reception area is the first physical point of contact for visitors to your company. It should reflect the appropriate image that your business will project and provide an efficient and friendly way to receive your visitors.
At Workspace our reception desks are customised for the perfect fit for your front office meet and greet area, providing stylish ergonomic design along with practical storage required equipment space. Complimented for the comfort of your visitors and efficiency of reception staff with ergonomically designed seating solutions.
Contact us today to make a statement with your reception.
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Visitor Setting
If your business will be receiving people from the outside, the reception area will be the first impression your guest will have of your business. As the old adage says, “You only get one chance to make a good first impression.” The determining factor for how much you should spend on your reception area is how important is that first impression to your business. The more important it is, the more you should spend on your reception area. An office for a legal professional should spend more on the reception area than an office for a manufacturing plant.
Basic reception area furniture consists of the following:
- Receptionist desk/station
- A standard office chair for the receptionist
- Chairs for guests while waiting
- A table to hold literature, magazines or to provide your guests a place to put their briefcase or laptop while waiting
- Coat rack or closet
Lastly, if security is an issue, then you may want to locate the receptionist desk behind a wall and have a sliding security window installed in the wall. This will separate the receptionist from the guest until they are identified and invited in.