Modular systems are on the rise especially when it concerns computer space and optimizing your livespace. With the trend towards urban existences, these great workstations are ideal. Care for CD’s, monitors, retractable keyboards, printers and more with these items. Drawers accommodate office supplies, encourage order and minimalism. View our site for additional items.
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dubbs from new york
i love this table looks good and is very sturdy and can be used for any laptop or to eat on.
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BARBARA from JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
WAS REALLY SURPRISED. GREAT QUALITY. ROLLS EASILY.
WE USE THIS FOR OUR DIAGNOSTIC COMPUTER,THAT CONNECTS TO THE TRUCKS. PERFECT SIZE AND HEIGHT.
DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS.
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Suzy from Alpine, TX
My husband, a big guy, is disabled and spends most of his time watching TV in his chair, where he also eats. Regular TV tables made him squeeze his knees together to get between the legs. This solves the problem. I wish the surface was smoother because frequently wipe it with a wet cloth and I wonder if this will eventually ruin the finish.
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Fern from Little Suamico, WI
I have preferred to stand (at a small workstation) in my home office for over 15 years. I find my energy last the whole day when I stand, and I am maintaining strength and balance as I age. This desk goes EASILY to the needed 42+ inches for me to comfortably stand, and I have the large desk top to work on, instead of a small workstation area. It is attractive, strong, and very easy to use. And the ergonomic styling is perfect for keeping documents handy. I love it, and I would now insist on it in any work environment.
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Barb from Mpls, MN
Works great for our test system PCs and all the materials for these systems.
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Brent from Charleston, SC
I store spare parts, heavy bulk items, and it rolls around easy for it's size.
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barb from st. paul, MN
Good table for a media center, using it for student in wheelchair who needs height adjustment feature. Would have uses for very short students or adults..
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Mike from Milwaukee
This is just what I wanted (I am using it as a standing desk, to avoid having to sit all day long as I work), and I have no complaints with the finished product. Just that it was almost willfully fussy and fastidious to assemble--I felt like a parent at midnight on Christmas Eve struggling to build a bike from parts. On the plus side, the instructions are clear and the parts are well packed and labeled, but it is not engineered for reasonable ease of assembly. Plan on a frustrating hour of work to put it together. Or maybe a little more.
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vivian from Virginia
This cart is compact, but still holds everything
necessary.
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Angela from Portland, Oregon
We are using this product as extra workspace in our shop. it is very practicle.
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