goSIT Office Furniture — What Buyers Need to Know

Company Overview

goSIT is a proprietary commercial furniture line owned by National Office Interiors and Liquidators (NOL). NOL is the only dealer that sells it, which means there's no multi-dealer channel, no list-price-minus-discount negotiation, and no hunting for a second quote. You're buying direct from the organization that owns the brand.

The line covers cubicles and panel systems, task and conference seating, soft/lounge seating, and a laminate desking range including the Everyday, Manhattan, and Morgan series. The product strategy is built around stocked configurations — NOL keeps common builds on the floor so projects can ship fast, with the tradeoff that stocked options come in a limited finish and fabric range compared to a custom order from a traditional factory.

Pricing

Because goSIT is a proprietary NOL brand, there's no list price / dealer discount structure — the numbers below are real-world sell prices, not list markdowns. What you see is what projects actually pay.

• Cubicles / panel systems — $800–$2,500 per station depending on panel height, electrical, and storage
• Task seating — $250–$650
• Conference and guest seating — $300–$800
• Soft / lounge seating — $500–$1,800
• Laminate desking (Everyday / Manhattan / Morgan) — $400–$1,600 depending on configuration

goSIT is frequently the answer when a project needs to land on budget without sacrificing the coordinated look of a single-family furniture plan. The pricing is straightforward, and on stocked configurations the lead time advantage can matter as much as the dollar number.

Key Product Lines

Cubicles & Panel Systems

goSIT's cubicle platform is the core of the line. Panel-based workstations with configurable heights, integrated power options, and standard storage components. Common builds include 6x6, 6x8, and 8x8 footprints with overhead bins, under-storage pedestals, and worksurface options. Stocked configurations ship in days rather than the typical 6–8 week factory lead time on custom panel systems — the tradeoff is that stocked builds come in a limited set of fabric and laminate finishes.

goSIT Cubicles

Customizable panel-based workstations. 4x2 through 8x8 footprints with overhead bins, pedestals, and integrated power.

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Task, Conference & Soft Seating

A full seating portfolio that coordinates visually with the rest of the line: mesh and upholstered task chairs, conference and guest chairs, four-leg stack seating, executive-style high-back options, and soft seating for reception areas, collaborative lounges, breakrooms, and waiting spaces. Multiple mesh and upholstery finishes give enough range to match a project palette without custom order delays.

Echo Mid-Back Task Chair

Mid-back PU leather task chair. Standard adjustability for daily-driver workstations.

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Cordelia High-Back Executive

High-back executive chair for private offices and conference applications. Modern silhouette.

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Celeste Reception Couch

Modern fabric reception couch. Coordinates with matching reception chairs for lobby and waiting areas.

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Laminate Desking — Everyday, Manhattan, Morgan

Three coordinated laminate desking series cover the value-to-design-forward range:

• Everyday — entry-point laminate casegoods in a standard finish range. Single and double pedestals, bow-front and straight desks, and coordinating credenzas for tight-budget private offices.
• Manhattan — a step up in finish detail with reeded panels, contrast edging, and additional storage configurations. Common in private offices and mid-level executive applications.
• Morgan — design-forward laminate with contemporary proportions and finishes that hold up visually in modern open-plan offices. Specified when a project wants the value of laminate with a more current aesthetic.

Everyday Series

Entry-point laminate desking. Single and double pedestals in cement gray and gray finishes from stocked inventory.

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Manhattan Series

Step-up laminate casegoods with reeded panels and contrast detailing. Common in private office applications.

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Morgan Series

Design-forward laminate line with contemporary proportions. Gray and white finish for modern open-plan offices.

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Where goSIT Excels

• Speed-to-install on urgent projects — stocked configurations compress typical 6–8 week cubicle and casegoods lead times down to days or a small number of weeks, which matters more than the dollar savings on tight-timeline rollouts.
• Whole-office single-source spec — cubicles, seating, desking, and soft seating all coordinated under one family, simplifying finish selection and project management.
• Direct-from-brand pricing — because NOL owns goSIT, there's no multi-dealer markup chain. Pricing is the sell price, not a list-minus-discount game.
• Coordinated finishes across categories — the curated stocked finish set is designed to work together across task chairs, panels, and laminate, so projects don't end up fighting finish matches.

Where goSIT Has Limitations

• Limited finish range on stock — stocked configurations come in a curated palette rather than a full factory color card. Projects that need a specific fabric or laminate outside the stock range can order custom, but that erodes the lead-time advantage.
• Single-dealer availability — because goSIT is NOL-exclusive, you can't cross-quote it against another dealer. That's a feature for direct pricing transparency, but worth knowing going in.
• Not a premium brand — the finish detail and mechanism engineering won't compete with mid-market mainstays like HON or JSI on a side-by-side quality comparison, and that's fair — goSIT is priced below them intentionally.

Warranty

goSIT carries a standard commercial warranty covering the mechanical and structural components of its cubicles, seating, and desking. Coverage terms vary by category — confirm current terms on the specific SKU before finalizing a spec. For most value-tier applications, the warranty is more than adequate relative to the price point.

Sustainability

Laminate casegoods and panel systems rely on engineered wood products; look for low-emission board certifications (CARB Phase 2 or TSCA Title VI compliance) on any goSIT laminate spec. The longer a workstation stays in service, the better its sustainability story — and goSIT's cubicle platform is designed to be reconfigured rather than landfilled.

Quick Answers About goSIT

Where can I buy goSIT?

goSIT is a proprietary brand of National Office Interiors and Liquidators (NOL), and NOL is the only dealer that sells it. Because of that, there's no multi-dealer price shopping — what you're quoted is the direct sell price from the company that owns the brand.

How does goSIT compare to HON or Friant?

goSIT sits one tier below HON and Friant on price. The finish detail and mechanism quality are a step behind premium mid-market brands on a close side-by-side, but for typical daily office use the difference is often not meaningful to end users. The real advantage is the stocked inventory model — goSIT can ship common configurations in a fraction of the typical factory lead time on HON or Friant cubicles.

What is the Everyday desking series?

Everyday is goSIT's entry-point laminate casegoods line — clean-lined desks, returns, and credenzas in a curated set of stocked finishes for private offices and workstations where the budget is tight. It's typically specified when a project needs a lot of private office furniture and the design requirement is functional rather than showpiece.

Are goSIT cubicles actually in stock?

Yes — common cubicle configurations are kept on the floor and can ship quickly, with the tradeoff that stocked builds come in a limited finish range. Less-common builds or custom finishes follow a longer factory lead time. For tight-timeline rollouts, the stocked option is often the reason goSIT wins the project even when the dollar number is close.

Bottom Line

goSIT is NOL's proprietary answer to two of the hardest problems in commercial furniture: lead times and budget. Because NOL owns the brand, pricing is direct and transparent — no list-minus-discount games — and the stocked inventory model means common configurations can ship in a fraction of the usual factory wait. The tradeoff is a curated finish range on stocked product, which is almost always worth it on a rollout that needs to happen this month rather than next quarter.