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INDUSTRIAL – SCIENCE - EDUCATION – MEDICAL – MEDIA - SECURITY…and more

Established in 1998, JHA Techspace is a national supplier of premium, flexible, value-focused furniture for all types of non-office workspace….from genome research to circuit board repair to warehouse storage. Whether your project requires a comprehensive, integrated solution - or a single chair - contact us and experience our personal service level. WE ARE NOT A CATALOG HOUSE. We are dedicated to long-term relationship building with our clients. We work closely with our customer toward optimal product and installations. Northern California and nationwide.

To view our list of laboratory furniture products visit our laboratory furniture product page.

To view laboratory furniture product brochures visit our brochures page click on the laboratory furniture brochure page.

To request a no obligation quote for your next laboratory furniture project visit our contact page use our laboratory furniture contact form.

More information on laboratory furniture:

A laboratory (informally, lab) is a facility that provides controlled conditions in which scientific research, experiments, and measurement may be performed. The center place of a laboratory is the laboratory furniture.  Without laboratory furniture science can not be done.  Laboratory furniture is literally and figuratively the foundation for science and technology.

JHA Techspace provides laboratory furniture and workbenches to the most discerning companies in the world. JHA Techspace laboratory furniture and workbenches are used at companies performing research and development in the electronics, pharmaceutical, biotech, health care and chemical industries, universities, state and federal government agencies, and military bases.

The use of laboratory furniture, workbenches or countertops at which the scientist may choose to either sit or stand is a common way to ensure comfortable working conditions for the researcher, who may spend a large portion of his or her working day in the laboratory. The provision of laboratory furniture such as cabinets for the storage of laboratory furniture is quite common. It is traditional for a scientist to record an experiment’s progress in a laboratory notebook, but modern laboratory furniture almost always contain at least one computer workstation for data collection and analysis.