New & Used Office Furniture Store Serving Round Rock, TX

Choose from thousands of in-stock items. And we’ll ship & assemble it for you—wherever you are.

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Call (903) 881-0340

PROMPT DELIVERY. FULL ASSEMBLY. OPTIMAL SPACING.

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HOURS

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

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SERVICE AREA

We serve all of Round Rock, TX, with a will.

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CONTACT

(903) 881-0340

WHAT WE DO.

In short, we are a full-service office furniture store whose sole purpose is to help Round Rock offices succeed beyond their wildest dreams.

‘Define full-service’, customers often say. Well, Office Barn provides new and used office furniture, office furniture delivery and on-site assembly, moving / relocation services, and even office space planning. In other words, we specialize in all things office furniture and provide our full range of products and services to every part of Round Rock. We’ve got you covered no matter the office furniture dilemma.

OFFICE SPACE IS EXPENSIVE.

LET US PUT YOURS TO WORK FOR YOU.

In Round Rock, would you believe that a 2,821 sq. ft. office space costs $5,289/month? That’s insane! And that’s not including the necessary transition from empty square feet to a workable office, which would take a lot of planning and time—or a lot of money. Save yourself the trouble and just give Office Barn a call.

*Averages according to CityFeet

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NEW TO ROUND ROCK?

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

Below you’ll find links to some of the best resources in Round Rock. You’re welcome!

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COFFEE SHOPS

Lamppost Coffee

Starbucks

Dunkin Donuts

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STUFF TO DO

St. William Catholic Church

Round Rock Premium Outlets

Round Rock Public Library

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LUNCH SPOTS

Rudy’s Country Store Bar B Q

Jack Allen’s Kitchen

Chuy’s

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ENTERTAINMENT

Round Rock Express

Sam Bass Theater

Flix Brewhouse by Galaxy

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FINE DINING

Main Street Grill

Salt Lick BBQ

Saltgrass Steak House

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CITY INFO

City of Round Rock

Round Rock Chamber of Commerce

GETTING TO KNOW ROUND ROCK

In 1848, a blacksmith from Austin opened the newly hewn wooden doors of his shop to the unpopulated yet highly promising area we now know as Round Rock. The settlement was originally known as Bushy Creek, but in 1851, the postmaster Thomas C. Oatts, rather an expert in unfortunate names, petitioned for a new title for the town.

Oatts and his friend Harrell had often fished from a huge limestone chunk that loomed over the bank’s edge. In memory of the fond times they’d had reeling crappie in, Oatts decided to name the town Round Rock.

Texas as a whole was growing in the late 1800s as train tracks began to struggle through the hitherto unsurpassable wildernesses.

In 1876, the International Great Northern Railroad laid its tracks a few miles from Round Rock. The small settlement gravitated towards the tracks, and the promise of wealth and commerce that trains offered.

The Searchlight was Round Rock’s first newspaper, founded in 1879. Its high praise of the establishment drew still more people to the city. The Trinity Lutheran College opened in 1906, and students began trickling into the population. By 1980, Round Rock had 11,812 citizens. But by 1990, the town had increased to 30,923 people. Office Barn has enjoyed working with Round Rock businesses as the city has grown, and we look forward to seeing your office contribute to the charisma of this unique city.

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We'll even set it up for you. It's that simple.

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