Laid Off and Executive Desk Design

[Tom Watson]

Thanks for the reply.

I'm with you on the idea of Custom and the Wow Factor.

I need to start drawing soon and will try to come up with some stuff that embraces both.

Tom Watson tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet

[Tom Watson]

Too late.

Tom Watson tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet

[Dave in Houston]

Could it fold (ala table top)? or retract (ala writing pullouts)?

Dave in Houston

[Puckdropper]

Tom Watson wrote in news: [e-mail]:

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My middle desk drawer is held in place by two wooden runners, just like the other drawers in my desk. You could do the same with a keyboard tray, and even make the keyboard tray removable and a middle desk drawer an option so those of us (them?) with laptops don't have a useless keyboard tray.

Puckdropper

[Edwin Pawlowski]

We have one of those

We have eight computers, ten printers. Laser printers are good quality and very cheap so it is not a big deal for everyone to have thier own. I also have an inkjet for color. In our office, no one has a printer on the desk, but rather on the side or the credenza.

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In our office, the smallest desks are 36 x 72. Executive desks are generally that or larger but I'd think that most want only the monitor, keyboard, and mouse on top. I'd tuck the printer or scanner in a separate piece of furniture or stand rather than give up drawer space.

[Lobby Dosser]

Undermount hardware. Saw it in FWW yesterday in Lowes. Full review of 9 models. Pricy, but for what you want that shouldn't be a problem.