Versa Products Producing Top of the Line ADA-Compliant School Furniture

Hawthorne, CA - November 9, 2006 - Classroomrelease in late 2006. "The changes we made were
furniture should be as diverse as the students that usesignificant," explains Christopher Stormer, Director of
it. Every student deserves a comfortable, functionalMarketing at Versa. "Every single one of our
learning environment equipped with classroom desksclassroom products is now ADA-compliant. They
and computer tables that enhance learning. That's whyadjust for height and tilt, making them accessible to
Versa Products, Inc.-a leading California-basedstudents of any height, in any type of wheelchair. For
manufacturer of computer furniture for offices andthose who want their classroom desks to have
educational institutions, has focused on providing theadditional features like extra platforms or extended
highest quality ADA-Compliant desks and tables on thekeyboard trays or larger surface areas, we've made
market.the tables easy to customize."
"To design products that meet the needs of everyThe educational community, from preschools to
user, you have to read and understand both theuniversities, has responded positively to the changes
American Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Individuals withVersa made and to the wide variety of ADA furniture
Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)," says Chris Laudadio,lines they offer. All of Versa's educational furniture,
President of Versa Products. "We started by doingincluding specialized workstations like drafting tables
that. Then we showed our designs and prototypes toand multi-user computer desks easily accommodate all
educators who work with physically-challengedstudents, providing high-quality tables and desks in a
students every day. We told them to look at ourvariety of colors, and with the durability an educational
designs and give us as many suggestions as theyenvironment calls for. Versa's education industry clients
could to improve them."include more than 162 universities, elementary schools,
The process took over a year, and resulted in severalpublic libraries, preschools, learning centers, high schools,
major upgrades to existing products as well asand trade colleges.
last-minute design changes on products slated for