What's a reasonable temperature for an office?

[roadwreck]

I even shut my door to horde the cool air on really warm days.

*******!!

ldman:

 

[snickerd3]

its been in the mid to lower 60s in the office lately.

 

[roadwreck]

it's currently 73.4 at my desk.

 

[Dleg]

That's how cold it was outside my house this morning.

Brrrrrrrr!

 

[Master slacker]

resurrecitng old threads aare we? interesting concept. i must try

 

[St_Kentucky]

Temperature control in the cube farm is a beast. Combine that with floor to ceiling windows in a building constructed under low-bid contract. I never know what the weather inside the office will be.

 

[roadwreck]

That's how cold it was outside my house this morning.
Brrrrrrrr!

The outdoor thermometer said it was 24 degrees when I left to come to work this morning.

 

[Master slacker]

60 outside when I left home. Currently 71 in the office.

 

[RIP - VTEnviro]

That's how cold it was outside my house this morning.
Brrrrrrrr!

The outdoor thermometer said it was 24 degrees when I left to come to work this morning.

I think that's about what it was here this morning...and I'm in Boston!

 

[Sschell]

apparently, the accounting dept here thinks the appropriate thermostat setting is one million degrees... I haven't looked to see if its F or C though.

 

[Capt Worley PE]

Currently 70 degrees and 36% humidity at my desk.

 

[kstatenupe]

Currently 70 degrees and 36% humidity at my desk.

in our old office we had 2 engineers who fought over the temps on a daily basis. During the summer I would have to put on my winter hat and the space heater.

He who sits next to the thermostat controls the world.

 

[Bean PE]

68 in winter, 72 in summer. Not too complicated. If women are cold (they usually are), they need to wear warmer clothes. I keep the house at 64 in the winter, any guesses how often I get complained at about that (it'd be 62 but I caved and moved it to 64).

The solution for offices is underfloor air distribution. Temps are pretty darn even across entire floors and you can be comfortable at cooler(winter)/warmer(summer) temps because there's actual air movement for people at their desks.

 

[tomp]

66 keeps me comfortable and alert, any warmer and it's nap time.

My office is never below 68 so consequently and lot of napping takes place.

 

[snickerd3]

68 in winter, 72 in summer. Not too complicated. If women are cold (they usually are), they need to wear warmer clothes. I keep the house at 64 in the winter, any guesses how often I get complained at about that (it'd be 62 but I caved and moved it to 64).
The solution for offices is underfloor air distribution. Temps are pretty darn even across entire floors and you can be comfortable at cooler(winter)/warmer(summer) temps because there's actual air movement for people at their desks.

i just wear my winter wardrobe year round at work. Its been averaging about 62-65 degrees at the office this winter.