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Website: rightsizefacility.com
Phone: (312) 698-6960
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of W Erie St and N Franklin St
Closed now
- Mon 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
303 W Erie St Chicago, IL 60654 ·510.35 mi
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yelpThis place is simply amazing. They've got something like nearly 100,000 square feet of showroom space dedicated to office furniture including chairs, desks, storage units, vertical wardrobes -...
MorePros: polite staff. Cons: everything else. I came here in April to look at ergonomic chairs. The saleswoman told me a story about how they stand by their products, and I decided to buy a used...
MoreI bought a chair through their online ordering process--I gave them my credit card info and scheduled a delivery date. This resulted in me having to answer several calls from them, FAX all this...
MoreOrdered from them twice for our office furniture. First order, they forgot the bolts, we were told that it would be no problem to get replacements at HD, well they were metric bolts which needed...
MoreWish I could give 100 stars! I was desperate and needed old stations broken down from one office to another, and also needed additional stations taken from storage to be set up at a new office....
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