Furniture
Learning Labs, Inc. represents several companies which develop furniture for educational classrooms, labs, and shops.
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American Science and Technology Labs has been in the cabinet and millwork business since 1978. During this time they have designed and developed a line of high quality furniture, cabinetry, and display fixtures for use in science, technology, and healthcare classrooms.
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Diversified Woodcrafts manufactures high quality science, art, industrial, and technical laboratory furniture. Diversified Woodcrafts makes the following types of furniture:
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Drafting tables
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Multi-student tables
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Safety storage cabinets
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Science/sink units
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Stools
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Lab benches
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Work benches
Learning Labs, Inc. has developed a TV broadcasting studio set that includes custom school colors, accent lighting on the studio anchor desk, comes in 12', 14' and 16' widths, and more.
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Established in 1973, Marco, Inc. has produced technical furniture for some of the finest commercial, institutional, and broadcast facilities. They offer complete design assistance along with the ability to provide a wide variety of custom products. They can help you design and build a facility that is functional, aesthetically pleasing, and cost effective.
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Montisa Work first started business in 1906, as Angle Steel Company, with a limited line of three-legged milking stools. Since then they have grown to offer high quality steel products such as drafting and filing stools, drafting, electronic and welding benches, laboratory furniture, case goods and media storage.
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Shure Manufacturing Corporation engineers and manufactures high quality, professional workbenches, tool storage, storage cabinets, transmission benches, technician carts, transaction/service cabinets and various shop equipment. Shure has been a major supplier of quality shop equipment for the automotive service/repair and petroleum industries since the 1940s.
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In 1991 Spectrum launched a product line geared around providing high quality computer laboratory furniture that accommodated the cabling associated with personal computers.
Spectrum has continually developed products which solved customer needs. The company has developed mobile carts to securely store and charge laptop computers, furniture for housing remote learning equipment, carts for turnkey teleconferencing, and lecterns to be used in multimedia presentations.
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