Press Release

Contact: Claire B. Hatten
PolyVision Corporation
678.542.3187
chatten@polyvision.com

POLYVISION REORGANIZATION STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP POSITION
PolyVision Restructures Visual Communication Products Operations and Gains Key Production Efficiencies

Suwanee , GA (September 8, 2005) – PolyVision Corporation, a Steelcase company, has announced today that it will restructure its Visual Communication Products operations based in Dixonville, Pennsylvania.

PolyVision’s Marker Board and Tack Board product lines, which are presently manufactured in company-owned plants at Dixonville, Pennsylvania and Corona, California, will be consolidated into the Corona plant. PolyVision’s Pennsylvania Casework and Commercial product lines, which are presently manufactured at the Dixonville plant and at Clymer, Pennsylvania, will be consolidated into the Dixonville facility. Production of special items including display cases and executive conference units currently manufactured in Clymer and Corona are being consolidated and moved to the Dixonville plant. These changes will take place beginning in October, and continuing into early 2006.

While a total of approximately 130 positions will be eliminated in Pennsylvania, there will be an offsetting workforce expansion as production is increased in Corona. “While eliminating positions in Pennsylvania has been disappointing for us, we’ve worked hard to keep these jobs within the United States and are pleased that we have been able to do so, while also reducing production costs,” stated Mike Dunn, PolyVision President and CEO.

PolyVision has provided notice of these employment changes, under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notice (WARN) Act, to the impacted workers and appropriate union and government officials.

This reorganization does not impact workers at PolyVision’s other operations, which include Visual Communication Products manufacturing in Okmulgee, Oklahoma and Long Island, New York; Interactive Products manufacturing in Beaverton, Oregon; and European operations in Genk, Belgium, Odense, Denmark, and, Onnaing, France.

About PolyVision Corporation, a Steelcase Company
PolyVision Corporation enhances the way people learn, work, and communicate visually through a broad portfolio of products. Since 1954, PolyVision has focused on creating products and services that inspire users to be more productive, effective, and creative when collaborating and communicating visually. Whether it is developing the world’s number one selling P ³ ceramicsteel^® surface, or creating the industry’s first walk-up-and-use interactive whiteboard, PolyVision has an unparalleled track record of new breakthroughs in the visual communication market. For more information, visit www.polyvision.com.

About Steelcase Inc.
Steelcase Inc., a Fortune 500 company, helps individuals and organizations around the world to work more effectively by providing knowledge, products and services that enable customers and their consultants to create work environments that integrate architecture, furniture and technology. Founded in 1912 and headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the company has led the global office furniture industry in sales every year since 1974. Its product portfolio includes furniture systems, seating, lighting, storage, architectural and technology products, and related products and services. Steelcase Inc. and its subsidiaries have dealers in more than 900 locations, 50 manufacturing facilities in over 40 locations, and approximately 16,000 employees around the world. The company's Class A Common Stock trades on the NYSE under the symbol SCS. For more information, visit www.steelcase.com.

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