Remanufactured Workstations
Value conscious buyers and an increased awareness of environmental issues, makes buying remanufactured workstations a popular option for many 
companies. What’s good for the environment – really is good for business! Alternate Choice was founded on this concept in 1989 – plan and provide productive workspaces that are cost effective and utilize environmentally conscience products.
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What does “remanufactured” mean?
The definition of remanufactured workstations is “recycled office furniture that has had value added to the product”. Products are completely disassembled, inspected, cleaned, repaired or replaced, reassembled and refinished to “like new” condition. Our process also includes new work surfaces, fabric and paint for that professional, distinctive look.
Why is this good for the environment?
Industry experts estimate the weight of an average workstation at about 1000 lbs and the recycled content of a remanufactured workstation at approximately 85%. By choosing a remanufactured workstation, an average of 850 lbs. of waste, per workstation, is diverted from our landfill.
What are the other benefits?
Our remanufactured workstations are LEED compliant, carry a full lifetime warranty, can be installed within a few weeks and are priced up to 50% less than new. Instead of settling for pre-determined selections, we offer you an almost limitless range of colours, finishes, fabrics and laminates allowing you complete creative freedom to match any design or colour scheme.
In addition, our designers take into account your needs, budget and personal preferences to plan your space and create your unique image. Professional delivery and installation services are provided by our full time installers.
Our Pledge
We are so confident in our remanufactured workstations that we offer a full lifetime warranty covering all parts and labour.
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