School Furnitures

i'm an architecture student and this is going to be our major plate to be passedon wednesday! aw.. do you know a list of furnitures and their furniture sizes? thanks :)

easels...painting, chalkboard and whiteboard
tables and chairs
storage units
book cases
rugs
storage for coats and backpacks
check out school supply/furniture websites for sizes available

2008-06-23 01:49:34 by pamme

Find a large selection of classroom furniture at www.SensoryEdge.com perfect for Head Starts, schools, the Military and day cares. Our collection ...

I run an after school tutoring center and we need lots of desks for the students. From what I've researched so far they are usually over $100 a desk...where can I find a wholesale place where I might be able to buy desks in large quantities? Can be used.

I am in the Los Angeles area.

The link below has a pretty wide selection of school desks, including ones that are in the $50 range for individual units. Looks like you can buy in bulk too:

http://www.schooldesksandchairs.com/

2009-01-25 16:25:39 by Anonymous

Price: $795.00 $795.00

1. What factors should be consider in determining the price?



2. What should the minimum price be to breakeven with an order?



3. What other methods can be used to determine price?

1. Demand Curve, Costs, Environmental Factors, Marketing Strategy.

2. When Total Costs equal Sales.

3. Cost-Plus Pricing - Set the price at your production cost, including both cost of goods and fixed costs at your current volume, plus a certain profit margin.

Value-Based Pricing - Price your product based on the value it creates for the customer.

Target Return Pricing - Set your price to achieve a target return-on-investment (ROI).

Psychological Pricing - The consumer's perception of your price.

2009-02-19 20:36:27 by chocolatdrop76

Price: $495.00 $495.00

I need a reputable site - no scams, on time delivery and high quality stuff. Thanks

Try Google shopping. You can also ask for the names of companies from your local school district./

2008-09-04 07:12:37 by Mark S

Hey everyone. Just curious, is there any way to move furniture like bed frames and computer desk from an apartment you had at your undergraduate college to a graduate school in other state? It seems like a hassle and a lot of money.

I'm just wondering because if I need to sell my furniture in a couple of years before I go off to graduate school, I might as well buy cheap, quality things now instead of investing a lot for quality furniture. Please let me know. Thanks in advance!

I am going to be experiencing the same thing... I'm going from GA to CA.

I would think U-Haul might be the best idea. You could try to buy cheap furniture or furniture that disassembles, but I think if you look at truck rental and gas...perhaps hotel and food, that might be less than the cost of the new furniture, or the hassle of selling the old.

Honestly, it sounds like the details will make the difference. I mean, I'm moving across country, but you may not be. I have nice furniture that can't be disassembled. It'll need to come with me. You may have furniture that may not sell for much. It's all relative, and I'm just giving you some things to think about of course!

Good luck with your decision!

2008-09-07 08:02:49 by Erica S