Volume: 2 Issue: 2 May 2003
Egyptian Business Furniture
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This is the second edition of the Egyptian Business Furniture newsletter. The purpose of our newsletter is to introduce you to an array of exciting new products available in the contract furniture and flooring industries. We will be sending this newsletter to you periodically with updates on the products that we represent. We welcome all comments, suggestions, questions or requests by email or phone.
  This month we focus on the opening of the Suburban Journals of St.Clair County's new offices. This 9000 square foot facility at 5050 Old Collinsville road in Swansea is now the home for many of the Suburban Journals employees. The facility was recently completed and opened a month ahead of schedule. The Journal’s offices contain board and meeting rooms as well as a lunch facility. In addition, the ergonomic work stations were designed in an open zig zag configuration to promote better communications, work and light flow. Thus creating a more open feel to the space. This approach greatly improved their previous environment with poor lighting, mismatched furniture and uncomfortable seating. Each worker now enjoys an ergonomic state of the art chair, directional and adjustable lighting and space to create a personal and comfortable environment.  
Suburban Journals of St.Clair County
Jill Gocal and the Egyptian staff went many extra miles to make sure our furnishings were just right for the building.



Flat Screen Monitors vs Conventional Monitors - a shapely way to save.
Savings Opportunities: Approximately $26.00 per workstation or $26,000 annually in cost savings can be realized when using flat screen monitors vs. a conventional monitor
This is based on 1000 workstations and research conducted by Kingsland Scott Bauer Associates that compares facility cost savings associated with IBM Flat Screen Monitors.

Power Pincher
with Occupancy Sensor - It's a turn off !


Saving Opportunity  : $49,824 in cost savings can be realized by utilizing the PowerPincher with the Occupancy Sensor to turn off lights and/or equipment when the workstation is not occupied. Also, it is estimated that the cost savings could be increased by up to an additional 33% during months when air conditioning is in use if the heat generated by lights and equipment is reduced.

 
 
Underline
Task Light - Underbin, Undershelf, Understated, Underline.


Saving Opportunity  : $3.00 per fixture or $6000.00 annually can be savedby usingthe Underline Task Light featuring T-2 bulb technology. Here's how:
Assume 1000 workstations with two under-shelf task lights each.
• Electrical rate/Kwh. x input watts/1,000 = $ per hour x 2,500 hours per year(50 hrs/week x 50 weeks)= $ year cost to operate.
Contest Winner from February Newsletter
 
 
Ken Gillum
Maverick Technologies
in Columbia, IL
Ken Gillum won a Jersey chair is our contest giveaway last month. Look for more contests in the future editions of our newsletter.
 
Ken Gillum and his new chair!
Jill Gocal
Jill Gocal has been with Egyptian Business Furniture for 6 years. Her rolls at Egyptian are project management, sales and design. Jill's major focuses are in healthcare, education, and corporate projects. She has a bachelors degree in Interior Design from Illinois State University. You can reach her at 618-234-2323 Ext. 110. Her email address is:
jgocal@egyptian-stationers.com
 
129 West Main Street; Belleville, IL. 62220 .:: Tel 618.234.2323 .:: 800.642.3949 .:: Fax 618.236.3295
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