my office services over 300 real estate agents coming in constantly to pick things up and drop things off. usually it will be a contract & addendum's or paperwork of some kind, so multiple docs constantly going in and out. i trying to think of a way to make it more visually attractive and more streamlined. currently we are using hanging trays hanging on the inside lip of the receptionist desk (which is where we process everything). one for listing side & one for selling side. at any one given time there are at least to staff members sitting behind the desk processing everything that is coming in and going out. we also need a new filing system cuz the filing cabinets are filling up quick and are hard on the back bending over to get to the bottom 2 drawers. any ideas or places to find ideas let me know.?.?.?
im have some problems in that area haha.
so yeaaa heres a vid of my room.
http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/cc225/chemistgirl12/?action=view¤t=Video2009_0315_185528.flv
in my dresser i have 2 extra drawers. in my nightstand i have an empty drawer.
my desk has 3 drawers and the middle part opens up, it has a mirror. my bathroom already has my beauty stuff in it. my closet has 6 shelves and a big bookcase,a file cabinet, and a big bin.
i have lots of baskets but theyre not big.
o ya! and i have a bench that opens up like a chest that i can put things in.
i dont know what to put in any of them to keep my room organized. like how to catargorize them. its hard to explain.=/
yayaya. well i was using my webcam on my laptop since my camera isnt working right. and its kinda hard to hold.
plus photobucket screwed it up.
I asked this several days ago and got few answers, so I'm trying again.
I'm looking for a solid wood filing cabinet with 4-9 drawers -- either a single horizontal unit or two four-drawer verticals. Preferably Craftsman, but I also like Mission.
Everything I'm seeing online is veneer or laminate surfaces and they claim they don't know what the actual wood is underneath -- usually a red flag that it's cheap fiberboard. I finally have the money to invest in something nice and truly well-made, but the few things I've seen that are indeed high quality [materials & construction] are also over ,000 -- which strikes me as rather ridiculous.
I'd appreciate any website links, or the names of actual stores here in the San Diego area, or any other viable suggestions. Thanks.
