Madison Chair
Madison’s small scale and simple design provide the perfect seating option for lounges and apartment suites where space is at a premium.
Learn More >Merit Wardrobe
Merit wardrobes provide hanging, shelf and drawer storage in a variety of configurations.
Learn More >Trey Multi-Function Task Chair
This one-of-a-kind ergonomic task chair easily converts into a floor rocker with a table/stool in seconds.
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Rally Embrace Arm
Rally Chair with Embrace Arm is sleek and contemporary, offering a blend of modern design and functionality.
Learn More >Rally Outside Wedge
Rally Wedges add extra flexibility to create fun, unique configurations that fit any space on campus.
Learn More >Rally Round Ottoman
Round ottomans offer a fun way to add flexible, additional seating and hard surfaces to any lounge space.
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Learn More >zTrak Bed System
The zTrak bed system dramatically improves the process used to change bed heights. Designed and engineered for the student room, zTrak only requires minimal effort from two people to change a bed height, while significantly reducing adjustment time.
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Environments
that Inspire
On-campus living is key to facilitating student development and full engagement in an academically-focused community.
While some schools prioritize maximizing enrollment, the University of Evansville prioritizes maximizing opportunities for student development.
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New Decade = New Decor
Spruce up your space in the new year with these offerings from Sauder Education! Cavetto (one-piece
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It’s lounging time!
With students back on campus, lounge seating provides many ways for studying, connecting, collaborating, socializing,
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What’s New
What’s New from Sauder Education in 2019: We’ve added some great options for your campus, 11
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Craftsmanship
Our Story
It all began with a carpenter and craftsman named Erie Sauder who had a passion and a knack for crafting furniture people liked. In 1934, he founded Sauder Woodworking, and a local congregation in Northwest Ohio hired him to rebuild all the woodwork in their recently burned church—including
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