Office Desk Surface Material: balance cost and durability. |
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Today's office desk are generally available with three finishing materials. Each option is available in a range of wood grains and colors.
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Office Desk Size: how big is your work area? |
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Your office desk needs to fit in your work area with enough space left over to maneuver around. Don't guess! Measure the width and depth of your office space before you start shopping. Make sure you allot 2-3 feet of walking space on each desk side not adjacent to a wall. Office desks are available in a range of widths, and come in four basic styles to fit any office environment.
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Office Desk Configuration: balance work and storage space. |
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Once you've figured out how much space you can allot to your office desk, it's time to choose a configuration. A good desk plan provides ample work and storage space. Does your desk need to accommodate a phone, fax, printer and computer or just a laptop? Do you work exclusively on your computer, or do you need space to lay out multiple sheets of paper and documents? You may need more surface space than provided by a single office desk. Consider adding on an office desk extender.
Need space for files and reference books? You can increase the storage space of your office desk with add-on storage elements.
Once you've determined how many office desk elements you need in your workspace, you can pick a desk plan.
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