Reception Desk Counter - Light Oak

This unit is a great modern piece of furniture, which would be ideal for a receptionists desk. This desk has many features on it which make it ideal for a reception. Some of the features include a built-in hutch for the user, so they can keep their work hidden so if people were to peer over, they would not succeed, this would be great for people who deal with personal information. This unit also has a built-in glass shelf, which is built to be at an ideal height for someone to write in, this would be good for a check-in book.

This desk comes in three parts and the dimensions for these are main section is W:1600 x D:800, the corner section is 800mm x 800mm and the end section is 800mm x 800mm.

Overall the unit is W: 2400 x D: 1600 x H: 1030.

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