Astin 1600mm Corner Desk with 3 Drawer Desk High Pedestal, Left Hand, Silver Cantilever Leg, White

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Unleash the full potential of your office space with the Astin Left Hand Corner Desk paired with the matching Astin 3 Drawer Desk High Pedestal

This dynamic duo is designed to fit seamlessly into corners, optimizing your workspace and providing an efficient hub for productivity

The desk, combined with the pedestal, offers a versatile and organized solution to meet the demands of a modern work environment

Cantilever legs for stability

Desk Dimensions (WxDxH): 1600x800x730mm

Pedestal Dimensions (WxDxH): 480x600x730mm

Crafted for both style and functionality, this combination not only enhances the visual appeal of your workspace but also provides convenient storage solutions with the desk pedestal

Upgrade your office with a sophisticated and efficient setup that blends seamlessly into your professional environment

The pedestal offers a seamless desk extension

Pedestal is lockable

Colour: Arctic White/Silver

Delivered flat packed for easy self assembly

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

How to choose an office desk

The office desk is an important piece of kit, whether you're buying a single desk for a home office, or furnishing a large office with many work stations.

Here are some factors you should consider when choosing the ideal office desk:

Identify how the desk will be used. Will it be mainly for computer work? If so, be sure it offers adequate space for the CPU (Central Processing Unit) underneath. And check for cable ports or a cable management system to keep all of your electrical cables under control - an important health and safety consideration. If the desk is going to be used for a lot of paperwork, then it should have a larger surface area to accommodate files, spreadsheets or piles of documents.
Consider the office environment. Think about how much space you have, and how many staff you need to accommodate. How do people work together as a team? Would it make sense to arrange the desks in clusters to facilitate communication? Think about the people involved - do you have any left-handers? Many desks have left-handed versions available. If space is tight, look for the more compact office desks.
What shape of desk do you prefer - radial, wave or rectangular? Radial desks are also described as corner desks and have a return area; which expands the working area. They are left or right-handed and can be arranged in groups of four desks - two left and two right handed - to make a symmetrical cluster. Wave desks are somewhat similar in design but are curved so that one side of the desk has a larger working area than the other. Rectangular desks (also known as straight desks) are just that- they have a simple rectangular desktop. If finances allow, you might choose to have L-shaped or U-shaped configurations of desks, combining work space with meeting space.
Accommodate office personalities. Creative-genius types can sometimes be untidy and may benefit from a large desk on which to brain-storm and experiment. Very tidy and methodical workers may be fine with a smaller work station.