Specifying office furniture is mostly arithmetic: does this desk fit that wall, does the return clear the door, is the cabinet the same height as the credenza. Our line is drawn and published so those questions have answers before anyone calls a salesperson.
Every item is published with width, depth and height in inches — the same numbers that go on the drawing.
When the catalog size is wrong for the room, the piece is cut to the drawing instead. That is the normal path here, not an exception.
The person who quotes the job follows it through drawing, production and delivery.
Schools and districts, clinics, corporate offices, and the dealers and designers who specify for them.