New & Used Office Furniture Store Serving Alexandria, Louisiana

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HOURS

Mon.-Fri.: 7am-5pm
Sat.: 9am-4pm

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SERVICE AREA

We gladly serve every every office in Alexandria, LA.

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CONTACT

(903) 881-0340

WHAT WE DO.

So really, we aren’t that complicated. Office Barn is a full-service office furniture store focused on really making Alexandria offices great.

So, “What exactly is a ‘full-service office furniture store?'” We’re glad you asked. Office Barn’s job includes selling new and used office furniture, providing office furniture delivery and on-site assembly, moving / relocation services, office space planning, and, most importantly, making you happy. So yeah, we’re pretty great. And we’re here to make all of Alexandria’s businesses great, too.

OFFICE SPACE IS EXPENSIVE.

LET US PUT YOURS TO WORK FOR YOU.

A 2,960 sq. ft. office space in Alexandria, LA, costs about $3,017/mo. Translation: you pay as much per month for an empty room as Connecticut pays per mile for their roads. So, how do you create an office space that maximizes efficiency without adding excessive spending costs? Not to brag, but answering that dilemma is what we’re here for.

* Averages according to CityFeet

MAXIMIZE EFFICIENCY

NEW TO ALEXANDRIA?

Moving to a new city is a challenge, so we’ve attempted to help you assimilate.

Below you’ll find some of the best places to visit in Alexandria, courtesy of Office Barn, because we’re awesome.

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COFFEE SHOPS

Cracker Barrel

Copeland’s

Chick fil A

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STUFF TO DO

Alexandria Zoological Park

Kent Plantation House

TREE House

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LUNCH SPOTS

Pamela’s Bayou in a Bowl

Cajun Landing

Wildwood Pizza

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ENTERTAINMENT

The Grand Theatre

Delta Music Museum

Marksville Historic Site

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FINE DINING

Hotheads Crawfish

Embers

Verona Italian Restorante

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CITY INFO

City of Alexandria

Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce

Alexandria Area–Louisiana Travel

GETTING TO KNOW ALEXANDRIA

Alexandria began as a complementary settlement to a nearby Spanish outpost. Merchants and agriculturally employed settlers lived in the untamed, Louisiana wilderness, linking larger cities like Natchitoches and El Camino Real together. In 1785, Pennysylvanian Alexander Fulton bought the Alexandria area as a land grant from the Spanish government.

Trading with the surrounding tribes of Indians was the perfect situation for Fulton and his partner William Miller, because they were authorized to allow payment of overdue bills in land, not furs as was customary. In this way, Fulton and Miller made an enormous profit, trading trinkets for thousands of acres and then selling the land to pioneers.

In 1805, Fuller laid out the plans for the city of Alexandria. The origin of the name has been disputed by historians, but it has been generally decided that it was named for either Alexander Fuller himself, or his young daughter who passed away at the town’s conception.

On March 18, 1819, Alexandria was recognized as an incorporated town by the state of Louisiana, and it’s population of farmers swelled accordingly.

The Civil War did not treat Alexandria well. The city was occupied in the spring of 1863 by Union forces. After they were done pillaging and destroying the lives of the citizens of Alexandria, the Northern soldiers ruthlessly set the city ablaze. 90% of the place went up in flames, including the Episcopalian and Methodist churches.

After the Civil War, Alexandria grew even more, and its inhabitants realized that they were surrounded by very usable forests. As the ‘sawmill capital of the world’ opened its eyes, 75 sawmills were built and industry bustled within a 40-mile radius of Alexandria. All this lumber needed to be exported, and soon Alexandria became a hub of railroad activity.

World War II was a hard time for all of America, but Alexandria became a swarm of military activity. Within 30 miles, three camps and the Alexandria Army Air Base had erupted within the harvested forests. Rationing began in the city as the everyday necessities were shipped overseas for the men fighting for peace.

Post-War Alexandria only got better. They had survived the war, and now they were open for business. Several eateries and entertainment centers opened, and people flooded in. In 1957, Alexandria celebrated being in existence for 150 years.

Such a resilient, prosperous city deserves your business. And your business deserves the best possible office furniture services–which is why Office Barn is here.

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