Tribesigns Computer Desk, 55 inch Large Office Desk Computer Table Study Writing Desk for Home Office, White + Black Leg
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Size: 55*23.6 inch
Color: White+black
Features
- [MODERN SIMPLE DESK COMPUTER TABLE OFFICE DESKS ]- with metal legs and adjustable leg pads, made the desks keep stable even on uneven floor
- [WIDEN DESKTOP & SPACIOUS LEG ROOM ]- 23.6" wide, provide ample space for computer, monitor, printer , writing, study and other home office activities, the underneath leg distance is 50.79" you can make the best of it in a dorm room, Great for allowing tall people plenty of leg room
- [SUPER STURDY ] desktop made of 0.98" thicker laminated MDF, waterproof and ant scratch, very easy to clean, computer frame is made of heavy duty powder coated steel which ensures stability and durability, 1.57" by 1.57 "width strong enough to support heavy duty parcels
- [Easy TO ASSEMBLE ] - just need to install the 4 legs and 2 leg bars with hex key (less than 15 minutes),which will save your valuable time (tips: make sure when youre putting the legs together the whole matches on top they have to be facing each other)
- [LARGE SIZE ] - 55"(L) x 23.6"(W) x 29.2"(H) / 63.8 lbs weight & 900 lbs capacity, We provide 18 months' warranty and friendly customer service
Brand: Tribesigns
Product Dimensions: 23.6"D x 55"W x 29.13"H
Color: White+black
Style: Contemporary
Base Material: Metal
Top Material Type: Engineered Wood
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Special Feature: Adjustable
Room Type: Office, Dormitory
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential Use; Non Residential Use
Brand: Tribesigns
Product Dimensions: 23.6"D x 55"W x 29.13"H
Color: White+black
Style: Contemporary
Base Material: Metal
Top Material Type: Engineered Wood
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Special Feature: Adjustable
Room Type: Office, Dormitory
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential Use; Non Residential Use
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Item Weight: 23 Kilograms
Furniture Finish: White
Size: 55*23.6 inch
Included Components: 1*Computer Desk (not include chair)
Assembly Required: Yes
Item Weight: 50.6 pounds
Item model number: H0941
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 14, 2017
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