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This workstation has everything you need! Features a slide out keyboard tray, with ample room for a scanner. CPU storage shelf and printer shelf. Storage slots for CD Rom's, lower shelf for speakers and files - even an area perfect for your fax machine! Constructed of medium density fiberboard in a Wood Grain finish, with a powder coated steel frame. Locking casters for mobility.
Individual dimensions: Desktop - 39-1/4"W Printer shelf- 26" x 11-3/4" Height of printer shelf from table- 23" Phone shelf- 15" x 13-3/4" Height of phone shelf from table- 9-1/2" CPU shelf- 17"x 9-3/4" Mesh tray shelf- 23-1/4" x 11-3/4" Height of mesh tray shelf from table- 17-1/2" Keyboard panel- 25" x 11-3/4" Bottom shelf- 23-1/4"x 11-3/4" Drawer- 24-3/4" x 11-1/2" 5-year mfr. limited warranty 
Canadian shipping available.
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Computer Carts: I really like this computer desk. The only draw back is that the printer sits above and when printing it causes the whole cart to sway. I just print when I am ready to get off of the computer. If you do a lot printing this might not be the best choice for you. If on the other hand, you need a computer desk that doesn't take up a lot of space and holds all of your computing stuff then this is it. \n\nI am using a laptop on the desk and it isn't the best height for typing. Also, the amount of leg room from the floor to the bottom of the drawer might be tight if you have a large frame or are tall. Part of this problem is due to the fact that I am typing on the desktop and NOT the pull-out keyboard platform, which means I have to have my chair up higher. If used for a full PC this shouldn't be an issue. I got this desk knowing that this might not be the right thing for now. I plan on purchasing a new full PC clone like an iMac. That way the keyboard will be at the correct position for typing.
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Comments about Stacks and Stacks Computer Carts: Easy to assemble. Compact yet versitile. Rear casters make for easy placement in room. Printers sits up high and causes unit to wobble at times when printing. Would be nice to have pull-out mouse tray similar to pull-out keyboard tray. Overall, great value for the money. Displaying reviews 1-2 |
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