Desks

• Straight office desks – Rectangular desktops suit individual workspaces, home offices and rows of staff desks. Compare width and depth against your monitor setup, daily tasks and available floor space.
• Corner office desks – An L-shaped desk provides separate areas for computer work, documents or equipment. Check the overall footprint and return position to make the most of a corner or larger office.
• Sit stand desks – Height-adjustable desks let you alternate between seated and standing work. Compare the adjustment range, desktop size, lifting mechanism and stated load capacity for your intended setup.
• Reception desks – Create a practical front-of-house workspace for staff and visitors. Consider the working surface, counter height, storage and access behind the desk.
• Office workstation systems – Explore shared desk configurations for teams. Compare the number of positions, individual work surfaces, screen options and access to power when planning the complete layout.

• Business offices – Arrange individual desks or shared layouts around staff numbers, daily tasks and access to storage. Allow for circulation between workspaces and shared facilities.
• Home offices and small spaces – Measure the usable room space, including doors, windows and other furniture. A compact desk still needs enough surface area for your equipment and clearance for your chair.
• Executive and private offices – Choose a desk size and layout that accommodate focused work, paperwork and visitor seating. Coordinate the finish with nearby storage and meeting furniture.
• Education and administration – Plan practical work surfaces for staff offices, administration areas and support teams, considering equipment, storage and everyday use.

• Desktop dimensions – Check both width and depth. For dual monitors, allow for stands or mounting hardware, keyboard and mouse space, cable connections and any documents you use regularly.
• Layout and orientation – Check the complete assembled dimensions of corner desks and desks with returns. Confirm whether the selected configuration is left-hand, right-hand or reversible, and allow room to open nearby drawers and cupboards.
• Desk and chair fit – Consider working height alongside your seating. When comparing office chairs, check seat-height adjustment, armrest clearance and the legroom beneath your chosen desk.
• Storage and clearance – Add accessible storage with pedestal drawer units. Check their dimensions against the space between desk legs or supporting panels. For sit-stand desks, allow clearance throughout the intended movement range.
• Cable management and accessories – Plan the route from power and data outlets to your equipment. Compare desk cable management options and check mounting requirements before adding trays, monitor arms or screens. Moving desktops also need sufficient cable length.
• Finishes and matching furniture – Compare desktop colours and frame finishes with surrounding furniture. If you are extending an existing setup, confirm component compatibility and finish availability for the selected range.
• Delivery and assembly – Review our shipping and assembly information before ordering. Assembly services depend on your location and selected products. Tell our team about stairs, lift access or other delivery requirements when arranging your order.

• Australian owned and operated since 2015, supplying single desks through to commercial furniture projects.
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