Cubiture.com targets end of September for new office, warehouse, showroom project

Cubiture.Com, a commercial-grade office furniture company, specializes in commercial furnishings and new cubicle systems. (Courtesy Cubiture.Com)

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By Shawn Arrajj | 5:56 PM Jul 16, 2020 CDT | Updated 5:56 PM Jul 16, 2020 CDT

A new office, warehouse and showroom space for Cubiture.com is slated to open by the end of September at 10707 Telge Road, Houston.

The commercial-grade office furniture company specializes in commercial furnishings, new cubicle systems and remanufactured Herman Miller cubicle systems.

In addition to selling a variety of office furniture, the business also provides various services, such as custom millwork, relocation, storage and flooring.

Due to COVID-19, the new location is being designed with new applications that use frameless, clear, tempered glass to help minimize the spread of airborne pathogens in the workplace. 713-460-1037. www.cubiture.com

By Shawn Arrajj

Shawn Arrajj serves as the editor of the Cy-Fair edition of Community Impact Newspaper where he covers the Cy-Fair and Jersey Village communities. He mainly writes about development, transportation and issues in Harris County.

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