Formal bid request, full reply inside 5 business days. No stalling, no shell games. The 70/30 dealer split sits on the proposal, not buried in the markup.
Fill in the form. Five minutes, tops.
We come back inside 48 hours.
Real plan. Line-item pricing.
Most contract dealers are franchised to one manufacturer. The spec starts inside that catalog and works backward to your floor plan. We're open line, which means no catalog and no quota. What we sell is second life: quality commercial furniture that already exists. We do not sell new major furniture, and that turns out to be the whole advantage.
MillerKnoll, Steelcase, Knoll, Haworth, Humanscale, Teknion. A franchised dealer quotes you their catalog. We quote whatever is out there in good condition, priced against each other.
No new systems, casegoods, or task seating. That sounds like a limitation until you notice nobody here has a reason to talk you into a bigger invoice.
New lines quote in months because the piece does not exist yet. Ours already exists, sitting in a warehouse. Availability becomes part of the design instead of a surprise at the end.
If a different line does the same job for less, we say so. Nobody here loses a dealer status for telling you that. If second life genuinely can't solve it, we say that too.
70/30, printed on the proposal. You see what the furniture costs and what the dealer makes. Revolutionary, we know.
Tagged when it lands. You know what you have, what it's worth, and what it recovers when the lease is up.
588 metric tons CO2e avoided and 183% ROI on the furniture program. Every piece tracked with RESEAT ID.
60% cost savings against a new-furniture spec, and 53,475 kg CO2e avoided. Furnished almost entirely second life.
We've got the rfp. A real human will read it, not a routing bot. Expect a reply inside 5 business days.
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