Call Center Cubicles (also called telemarketing cubicles) were originally conceived to support the minimal furniture needs of a call center environment: a telephone, a computer and The All-Important Human.

These cubicles are small, compact and consist of the basic essential system components: acoustical panels and work surfaces! Additional cubicles storage items like drawers and shelves are also common.

Not surprisingly, as more business functions move to the screen and as real estate costs continue to rise, the small footprint of the Call Center Cubicle has seen a rise in popularity.

The centerpieces for a Call Center Furniture build-out are these Call Center Workstations.

Typically arranged in clusters (of 6, 8, 10 or 12) and often flanked by a larger manager’s position, these workstations can be seen in varying panel heights from as low as 3' tall and up to nearly 6' tall. In any office, there is always a fine balance between privacy and interaction, and the use of panel heights is key.

The lower panel heights are best suited for intensive or highly collaborative shared work flow, whereas higher panels are best where reciprocal work flow and greater privacy may be called for. Naturally, a blend of mixed panel heights in your office space plan can serve to benefit the best of both worlds.

For more ideas on the look, feel and flow of Call Centers from around the globe, these Call Center Images are sure to pique your Pinterest.

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