Elective Elements 6 by Steelcase brochure

abbreviated statement of line
Worksurfaces
Straight, Technology straight, Desk,
Technology desk, Return, Desk return,
Bridge, Transition, Single tapered, Tapered,
Tapered bullet, Bullet, Keyhole, P-top,
Angled, Meeting, Extended bullet, Spanner,
Corner, Extended corner, Transaction,
Personal table tops
Worksurface supports
Modesty panel, Technology modesty panel,
End panel, L-shape end panel, J-shape
end panel, T-shape end panel, Perpendicular
tether support, Cable shroud support,
Parallel slip-fit support, Columns,
Rectangular column, Adjustable-height leg
Storage
Pedestal with drawers, Pedestal with
hinged doors, Open pedestal, Adjustableheight
pedestal, 1.5 high storage, One-high
pedestal, Mobile pedestal, High pedestal,
Lateral file, Single-high overhead cabinet,
Double-high overhead cabinet, Organizer
shelf, Open shelf, Desktop organizer, Hutch
kit, Open hutch kit, Tackboard and wood
panel with slatwall, Organizer service
module, Single-high service module,
Double-high service module, Freestanding
bookcases, Stacking bookcases, Towers,
Vertical cabinets, Wardrobe
Power and data
Technology zone
Edge profiles
A. 3mm Square Edge:
Laminate with plastic edge,
Laminate with wood edge,
Wood with wood edge
B. Bullnose edge:
Laminate with wood edge,
Wood with wood edge
D. Waterfall edge:
Wood with wood edge
E. Knife edge:
Wood with wood edge
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Drawer/door pulls
E. Contemporary
F. Jazz
G. Deco
H. Bar
I. Nile
J. Integral
K. Beam
Full color images: Visit the Wood Solutions product section of steelcase.com for full color images of these edge profiles and drawer/
door pulls and for high-resolution versions of the images shown in this brochure.
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Love – We combine the desire to do what’s right with tools that help us identify
ways we can continuously improve our environmental performance. Our wood
harvesting practices include working with managed forests, non-endangered
woods and use of natural veneers versus composites.
Materials Chemistry – Analysis by MBDC allows us to understand the
chemical makeup of our products and production processes, and their safety to
human and environmental health. It flags materials to avoid in new products and
eliminate from existing products. Our wood manufacturing uses water-based
glues, stains and topcoats, resulting in negligible levels of VOC emissions and
hazardous waste.
Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) – An LCA measures the environmental impact
of a product’s materials, production, transport, use and end of life. LCAs help
us identify ways to improve our environmental performance at every phase of
a product’s life.
Recycling & Reuse – Products are designed to facilitate disassembly and
maximum recyclability. This includes the use of 100% recycled wood fiber
content in particleboard and secondary uses for scrap in landscaping or as a
fuel source. When a wood product reaches the final phase in its lifecycle, the
Steelcase Environmental Partnership Program can connect you with resources
to recycle or reuse that product.
Following this formula helps make all of our wood products environmentally
responsible at every stage of manufacturing and use. Many Steelcase Wood
products are Cradle to Cradle certified, see steelcase.com/environment for
a complete list. This formula, combined with our LEED ® certified plant—the
first in the United States—helps show our love for both wood furniture and
the environment.
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