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If you are shopping for used office furniture in Mesa, the price tag only tells half the story. The other half is condition. A $615 workstation that looks worn in your client-facing suite is not a bargain, and a like-new chair sitting in a back storage room is money you did not need to spend.
This page explains how Office Station grades pre-owned furniture, which grade fits which part of a Mesa office, and how to get cubicles delivered and installed without surprises.
How condition grades work
Every pre-owned piece Office Station sells carries one of three grades. The grade is the fastest way to compare two listings that look similar in a photo.
| Grade | Label | What to expect | Best fit in a Mesa office |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Like new | Minimal visible wear, fully functional | Reception, executive offices, conference rooms clients see |
| B | Very good | Light signs of use, fully functional | Open workstations, team rooms, most daily seating |
| C | Good | Noticeable cosmetic wear, still serviceable | Training rooms, overflow seating, storage, warehouse offices |
A practical approach is to spend on Grade A where first impressions count and save with Grade B or C where people care more about function than finish. Many Mesa offices mix all three in a single order.
Cubicle options and pricing for Mesa
Workstations are usually the largest line on a used office furniture order. For a standard 6'x6' workstation, furniture-only pricing looks like this:
| Option | Price per 6'x6' station | Typical lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Liquidation-grade | $615 | As little as 72 hours when in stock |
| Remanufactured | $1,245 | Usually 7 to 14 days |
| New | $1,920 | 4 to 6 weeks |
Average market rate Prices subject to availability and project pricing.
These prices exclude electrical, delivery and professional installation. Electrical work is typically handled by a licensed electrician you or your landlord arrange, so ask your building about power feeds early.
For the full breakdown of cubicle options in your city, including configurations and zone delivery, see the used cubicles in Mesa page.
What to check before you buy used
Grades give you a starting point. Before you commit, run through this checklist so the furniture fits your space and your team.
- Measure the room, not just the footprint. Account for aisle widths, door swings and columns. Free space planning can catch conflicts before delivery.
- Match quantities. Panels, worksurfaces and storage from the same product line fit together more cleanly. Ask whether enough matching components are available for your full count.
- Confirm panel heights. Lower panels support collaboration and daylight. Taller panels give privacy and acoustic separation for phone-heavy teams.
- Check chair adjustments. Seat height, tilt, arms and lumbar should all work. For seating, browse pre-owned office chairs by brand and grade.
- Plan power and data. Know whether your stations need powered panels and where the building feeds come in.
- Book the loading details. Ask your property manager about dock access, elevator reservations and any certificate of insurance requirements.
Delivery and installation in Mesa
Mesa is part of Greater Phoenix, so it falls under zone delivery pricing rather than quoted freight.
- Delivery: $195 for central addresses or $295 for metro addresses. Your quote confirms which zone your Mesa address falls in.
- Installation: $95 per workstation, with a $495 minimum.
- Space planning: Free, and worth doing before you finalize counts.
Here is a sample for a 12-person Mesa office buying remanufactured 6'x6' stations. Twelve stations at $1,245 come to $14,940. Installation at $95 each adds $1,140, which clears the $495 minimum. Add $195 or $295 for delivery depending on zone, and electrical separately. Volume pricing starts at 20 stations, so a team of this size pays list pricing.
Beyond cubicles
A complete office rarely stops at workstations. Conference tables, files, lounge pieces and private office desks are all part of the pre-owned office furniture inventory. Availability changes as offices are liquidated, so it helps to share your full wish list early and let the team tell you what is in stock and what grade it carries.
If you need a specific brand or product line to match existing furniture, say so up front. Matching a partial set is often possible, but it depends on what is currently available.
Clearing an old Mesa office at the same time
Many Mesa buyers are also moving out of a previous space. Office Station handles office furniture liquidation across Greater Phoenix, with walkthroughs typically within 48 hours and a written net offer within 5 business days.
The net offer equals the resale value of your furniture minus the cost to remove it. When the result is positive, you are paid. When it is negative, you see the cleanout cost in writing before you agree. Removal can run nights or weekends, and the space is handed back broom clean with photos, an itemized inventory and a diversion summary. Electronics are handled as e-waste with certificates of data destruction.
Coordinating the move-out and the move-in with one team can shorten the gap between spaces. The corporate relocation page explains how that scheduling works.
Get a Phoenix-area liquidation offer
Next steps for Mesa offices
- Count your people and decide which rooms need Grade A, B or C.
- Send your floor plan or rough measurements for free space planning.
- Request a cubicle quote with your Mesa address so delivery zone is confirmed.
- Email hello@officestation.com with any brand-matching needs or questions.
Frequently asked questions
What do the A, B and C condition grades mean?
Grade A is like new, Grade B is very good and Grade C is good. Grades describe cosmetic and functional condition of pre-owned pieces. Ask for photos or details on any item where the grade matters to your decision.
Do used cubicles in Mesa come with a manufacturer warranty?
Office Station is an independent reseller, not an authorized dealer for any brand. Manufacturer warranties generally do not transfer to pre-owned furniture, so evaluate condition grade and pricing with that in mind.
How much does a used 6x6 cubicle cost for a Mesa office?
Furniture-only pricing for a 6'x6' workstation is $615 liquidation-grade, $1,245 remanufactured and $1,920 new. Prices exclude electrical, delivery and professional installation, which are quoted separately.
Can you deliver and install in Mesa?
Yes. Mesa is in Greater Phoenix, where delivery is $195 for central addresses or $295 for metro addresses, and your quote confirms the zone. Installation is $95 per workstation with a $495 minimum.
We are also clearing out an old Mesa office. Can you help?
Yes. Office Station provides office furniture liquidation across Greater Phoenix, with walkthroughs typically within 48 hours and a written net offer within 5 business days.
Average market rate Prices subject to availability and project pricing.
