Furniture Lift System

Replacing carpet in a space occupied by modular furniture can be a logistical challenge and cost prohibitive process.  The expense of breaking down and re-assembling office furniture is compounded by costly employee down time.  Bonitz Flooring Group offers a unique solution to replacing carpet under modular furniture without the headaches of moving or loss of employee work hours.

Bonitz Flooring uses a patented and certified system of Furniture Lift to help our clients save money and time when replacing their carpet.   Using a series of jacks and new carpet tile, our technicians lift the modular furniture to replace the carpeting with minimal disruption to employee work space and no loss of employee productivity. 

Bonitz has been using Furniture Lift in occupied carpet replacement for over a decade.  This experience has helped us develop a systematic process of project planning, communication and logistics that takes place with the input and involvement of our clients.  Our project managers work to insure that employees understand how to prepare for carpet replacement in their space and on what night to expect the work to affect their area.  With a few preparations to personal belongings, your employees should return to work the next morning only to find new carpet tile under their work station without disruption to phone lines or computers systems.

If systems furniture is keeping you from updating the carpet in your office, a Bonitz representative will be glad to meet with you in person to demonstrate how our Furniture Lift process will help give you the finished carpeting your space needs while saving your company time and money.

We are also able to use lift technology to handle your complete library flooring renovation with the use of LiftMan™ technology or complete retail space flooring renovation using StackMover technology and  our experienced project management and installation associates.

View a video for more information about the LiftMan™  system we offer our clients.

 

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