Modular Reception Counter with Glass Shelf - COLLECTION - REC-HD1

This modern curved reception counter is finished in oak. It features an integrated glass shelf, which is ideal for signing documents from a standing position. 

We have three in stock only (Updated 19th December 2024). They won't hang around long!

The price above is for a singular counter unit. (Images showing multiple units are for visual reference the modular design)

The dimensions of this counter are;

Overall Dimensions: W: 120cm x D: 72cm

Height From Floor to Counter Top: 75cm

Height From Floor to Glass Shelf: 100cm 

These are ex-display items with marks and blemishes, which have been reflected in the price. If you wish to view them before purchase, you can do so in our Huddersfield Showroom. 

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Many of the items we sell feature wood or other natural finishes, these will more often than not have surface imperfections or other minor blemishes, this is an unavoidable feature of natural materials, and something that most customers would find favourable. With wood items the finish colour can vary slightly between items that are sold as the same finish, and to a certain extent there can be variation between individual panels on a single unit again this is an unavoidable characteristic of the natural material.

Please do not assume that the colour you see on your computer monitor or a brochure will be the exact colour of the item you will receive this is due to variation in computer monitors and printing processes and is of course unavoidable.