Pre-owned cubicle workstations with glass stack-ons installed by Office Station in Phoenix
Used & remanufactured cubicles

Used cubicles, quoted to your project and installed fast

Tell us your layout and we'll quote it. In-stock liquidation grade installs in as little as 72 hours, remanufactured usually in 7 to 14 days and new in 4 to 6 weeks, with free space planning included.

Three grades

Choose your finish level

1

Liquidation grade

From Phoenix corporate floors. Cleaned, inspected, fully working.

In as little as 72 hours

2

Remanufactured

New fabric, surfaces and edge banding. Looks close to new.

Usually 7–14 days

3

New

Factory-new commercial lines when you need a matched spec.

4–6 weeks

Free space planning included

Every project is unique, so every project is quoted individually.

Not sure of the layout? See nine configurations drawn to scale

A-grade systems

Know the system you're asking for

These are the panel systems that come out of corporate liquidations in real quantity. Find the one that matches what you have or what you want, and we'll go source it in that style.

Herman Miller Action Office workstations installed by Office StationMonolithic panelOur install
Herman Miller

Action Office (AO2)

The system that invented the cubicle, and still the most available on the secondary market. Panels are monolithic, so a damaged panel is replaced rather than re-tiled, and matching used stock is easy to find.

Type
Panel-based
Era
1968 to present
Heights
Typically 39–85 in
Best for
Large matched runs on a budget, and adding stations to a floor that already runs AO2.
  • Monolithic fabric panels
  • Base power raceway
  • Hang-on worksurfaces
  • Enormous parts pool
Herman Miller Ethospace workstationsFrame-and-tile
Herman Miller

Ethospace

Frames stay, tiles change. That is why Ethospace refreshes so well: new fabric or glass tiles on existing frames updates a floor for a fraction of replacement, and the acoustic tiles genuinely outperform monolithic panels.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
1985 to present
Heights
Typically 42–85 in
Best for
Floors that need real acoustic separation, and anyone who wants to restyle later without replacing the system.
  • Steel frames, swappable tiles
  • Acoustic, glass and markerboard tiles
  • Strong sound control
  • Refreshes without new frames
Herman Miller Canvas Office Landscape workstationsBenching / low screen
Herman Miller

Canvas Office Landscape (Canvas)

The modern look: open benching runs with low screens instead of tall panels. Canvas reads as a current-generation office rather than a cubicle farm, and it is the system to ask for when the floor has to photograph well.

Type
Benching and low screen
Era
2012 to present
Heights
Typically 16–66 in screens
Best for
Open, collaborative floors and companies that want a contemporary look from pre-owned inventory.
  • Contemporary benching
  • Low screens and shared spines
  • Height-adjustable options
  • Current finish palette
Steelcase Answer workstationsFrame-and-tile
Steelcase

Answer

Steelcase's workhorse frame-and-tile system and one of the most common on the used market. Thin frames mean more usable square inches per station, and tiles come off for re-fabricking.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
1996 to present
Heights
Typically 39–85 in
Best for
Dense floors where every inch counts, and projects that need a lot of matched stations fast.
  • Slim 2 in frame profile
  • Interchangeable tiles
  • Integrated power and data
  • Very high availability
Steelcase Montage workstationsFrame-and-tile
Steelcase

Montage

A step up in finish from Answer, with segmented tiles and clean trim detailing. Glass stack-ons are common, which keeps daylight moving through a floor while holding seated privacy.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
1990s to present
Heights
Typically 42–85 in
Best for
Executive-adjacent floors and anywhere the furniture has to look specified rather than surplus.
  • Segmented tile stacks
  • Glass and markerboard stack-ons
  • Clean aluminium trim
  • Premium finish level
Steelcase Kick workstationsMonolithic panel
Steelcase

Kick

Steelcase's value panel system. Simple monolithic construction, few parts to go wrong, and the lowest cost per station of the Steelcase systems we handle. It looks plain, and it holds up.

Type
Panel-based
Era
1990s to 2000s
Heights
Typically 39–65 in
Best for
Call centres, back-office floors and any project where cost per seat is the deciding number.
  • Monolithic panels
  • Simple, durable build
  • Value tier
  • Common in call centres
Steelcase Avenir workstationsFrame-and-tile
Steelcase

Avenir

An earlier Steelcase frame-and-tile system that still turns up in volume. Parts interchange within the family, which makes it a practical choice for extending an existing Steelcase floor.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
1990s to 2000s
Heights
Typically 39–80 in
Best for
Matching or extending an older Steelcase installation without replacing what is there.
  • Frame-and-tile
  • Belt-line power option
  • Deep parts availability
  • Often paired with Answer
Haworth Compose workstationsFrame-and-tile
Haworth

Compose

Haworth's premium frame-and-tile platform, with power designed into the frame rather than added on. Tiles come in acoustic, fabric, glass and markerboard, so one frame set can serve very different zones.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
1990s to present
Heights
Typically 42–85 in
Best for
Floors that need power at the belt line and a finish level that holds up in client-facing areas.
  • Frame-and-tile
  • Integrated power distribution
  • Acoustic and glass tiles
  • Premium finish level
Haworth Unigroup workstationsMonolithic panel
Haworth

Unigroup (Unigroup Too)

One of the most widely installed panel systems ever built, which is exactly why it is easy to source in quantity. Unigroup Too is the later generation; the two are often mixed on a floor and we will tell you which you are looking at.

Type
Panel-based
Era
1980s to present
Heights
Typically 39–80 in
Best for
High-volume matched runs and replacing damaged stations in an existing Haworth floor.
  • Monolithic panels
  • Built-in power raceway
  • Extremely durable
  • Huge installed base
Haworth Places workstationsMonolithic panel
Haworth

Places

A simpler, lighter Haworth panel system that reconfigures easily. A sensible value option when the floor needs to change shape more than it needs to impress.

Type
Panel-based
Era
1990s to 2000s
Heights
Typically 39–67 in
Best for
Departments that reorganise often, and budget-led refits.
  • Monolithic panels
  • Straightforward reconfiguration
  • Value tier
  • Wide availability
Knoll Dividends Horizon workstationsFrame-and-tile
Knoll

Dividends Horizon (Dividends)

Knoll's principal panel platform and the most design-led of the systems we handle. Detailing is architectural rather than utilitarian, and translucent tiles are a common upgrade.

Type
Frame-and-tile
Era
2000s to present
Heights
Typically 39–80 in
Best for
Design-conscious floors, creative firms and reception-adjacent workstations.
  • Frame-and-tile
  • Clean architectural detailing
  • Glass and translucent tiles
  • Strong design pedigree
Knoll Antenna Workspaces workstations installed by Office StationBenching / low screenOur install
Knoll

Antenna Workspaces (Antenna)

Knoll's contemporary open-plan family: benching, shared spines and low screens rather than enclosed stations. Reads current, and mixes well with Canvas if you are combining sources.

Type
Benching and low screen
Era
2000s to present
Heights
Typically 14–54 in screens
Best for
Open, modern floors that want screens rather than walls.
  • Benching and open desking
  • Low screens and Big Table
  • Contemporary look
  • Flexible reconfiguration

Our work

Recent Office Station installations

Sixteen-station run with glass stack-ons, Phoenix
Sixteen-station run with glass stack-ons, Phoenix
Herman Miller Action Office 2 station with pedestal
Herman Miller Action Office 2 station with pedestal
Open benching floor with low screens
Open benching floor with low screens
Four-station cluster with shared spine
Four-station cluster with shared spine
Glass-topped panel run along a window wall
Glass-topped panel run along a window wall
Tall-panel cluster with glass stack-ons
Tall-panel cluster with glass stack-ons
L-shaped station with storage tower and pedestals
L-shaped station with storage tower and pedestals
Benching floor with Knoll Generation seating
Benching floor with Knoll Generation seating

Availability changes with every liquidation, so treat this as the range we source rather than current stock. Tell us the system and quantity and we'll tell you what we can put together, or what is closest.

Photos marked Our install are Office Station's own work. Other product photography is the manufacturer's, shown to identify the system being described; condition, finish and generation of the used stock we source will differ. Model names are trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Office Station is an independent reseller and not an authorized dealer of, or affiliated with, these manufacturers.

How this works

Ask for a style, not a SKU

You rarely need an exact match. You need stations that look right, fit the plan and arrive on time. Tell us the system you like and we'll work the liquidation pipeline for it:

  1. In stock now. If we have that system in the quantity you need, you get a number the same day and installation in as little as 72 hours.
  2. Sourced from an incoming liquidation. We know what is coming out of floors before it hits the market. Most matched runs come from here.
  3. Remanufactured to match. Same frames, new fabric, new surfaces and current finishes, usually 7 to 14 days.
  4. The closest equivalent. If your system is genuinely scarce, we'll tell you which one looks and performs closest instead of stringing you along.

Not sure what you already have? Send a photo of a panel connector and a worksurface edge and we will identify it.

Find me this style

Tell us the system and quantity. We'll come back with what we can source and what it costs.

Request a quote

Tell us your whole layout

Workstations, seating, private offices and conference rooms. Every project is unique, so we quote yours individually, with delivery and installation.

1 · Grade
2 · Workstations
3 · Seating & rooms
Your quote request
Remanufactured
Add workstations or rooms to start.
Remanufactured: usually 7–14 days
    Request my quote

    Free space planning included.

    Every project is unique, so we quote each one individually after confirming inventory, finishes, delivery and installation. Pre-owned inventory is subject to prior sale.

    This is a request, not a quote. Any figures you have seen elsewhere on this site are a sample of average market prices only. Every inventory is unique, so do not budget or purchase from them without a written quote for the actual inventory.

    Send it

    Send us your request

    We'll confirm availability, finishes and a delivery window, and send a written quote within one business day.

    • Free space planning included
    • Availability confirmed against live inventory
    • Delivery, installation and electrical quoted as separate lines
    • Delivery and install scheduled around your move

    Not sure what size you need? Read the cubicle size guide or the used cubicle price guide.

    Quote request

    Your layout selections are attached automatically.

    Delivery

    Delivered across the Valley, and across the country if you need it

    Greater Phoenix deliveries are quoted with your project. Opening an office in another state? We ship nationwide, with freight quoted per project and free space planning either way.

    What to know about pre-owned inventory

    • Office Station is an independent reseller. We are not an authorized dealer of, or affiliated with, Herman Miller, Steelcase, Knoll, Haworth, Humanscale or any other manufacturer named on this site. Brand and model names identify the original manufacturer only.
    • Manufacturer warranties generally do not transfer to pre-owned furniture. Any warranty Office Station offers is stated in writing on your quote or invoice.
    • Inventory changes daily and every item is subject to prior sale. Quantities, finishes and fabrics are confirmed at the time of your quote.
    • Photos may be representative of a model or product line rather than the exact unit. Condition grades are assigned at inspection and noted per item.
    • Pre-owned systems furniture from different installations may vary in finish, fabric and component generation; matched runs are quoted as matched.
    • Every project is unique, so pricing is quoted individually. Electrical, delivery and professional installation are quoted separately. Space planning is free. Pricing, delivery windows and installation scope are confirmed in a written quote.

    Full details: Inventory terms.

    Questions

    Cubicle FAQ

    How much do used cubicles cost?

    Every project is unique, so we quote each one individually. Grade, system, panel height, power, finishes, quantity, delivery and installation all move the number. Send us your layout and we will come back with a written quote. Space planning is free.

    What's the difference between used and remanufactured cubicles?

    Liquidation-grade cubicles are cleaned, inspected and fully working, with normal wear. Remanufactured cubicles get new fabric, worksurfaces and edge banding, so they look close to new.

    How fast can cubicles be installed?

    In-stock liquidation-grade workstations can be installed in as little as 72 hours in the Phoenix metro. Remanufactured workstations usually take 7 to 14 days, and new furniture typically takes 4 to 6 weeks.

    Do larger orders cost less per station?

    Larger projects often do, but it depends on the inventory and the job. Your written quote reflects your quantity.

    Can you match cubicles to what we already have?

    Often, yes. Liquidations produce large runs of popular systems, so adding matching stations to an existing layout is a common request. Send the manufacturer and model with your inquiry.

    Rows of office seating
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    Need to clear the old office too?

    Liquidate the old furniture and install the new in one project.