Cubicles come in different shapes and sizes. They are fashioned from light materials and some even with windows. It is easy to build office cubicles but do you know how to disassemble them when needed?
1. Inspect your cubicle and check if it has rods, screws, or spring lever attached to it. Grab a friend or a chair if you think you might need help.
2. The middle desk is the best place to start because this is the portion that holds both sides of the cubicle walls together. Check for the screws connected to it or if it has release spring level near the back wide part of the walls.
3. Go underneath the desk and place your feet against the bottom of the desk. Hold it so it won’t fall on your face when your disable the desk part of the cubicle.
4. Use the flat head screw driver and wedge the latches off the cubicle wall. Most of the desk have hooks and must be pushed and pulled.
5. Check the side walls and see how they connect.
1. Inspect your cubicle and check if it has rods, screws, or spring lever attached to it. Grab a friend or a chair if you think you might need help.
2. The middle desk is the best place to start because this is the portion that holds both sides of the cubicle walls together. Check for the screws connected to it or if it has release spring level near the back wide part of the walls.
3. Go underneath the desk and place your feet against the bottom of the desk. Hold it so it won’t fall on your face when your disable the desk part of the cubicle.
4. Use the flat head screw driver and wedge the latches off the cubicle wall. Most of the desk have hooks and must be pushed and pulled.
5. Check the side walls and see how they connect.
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