How can you pair your Solid Wood Top with the perfect legs or frame to get your dream set up, exactly as you imagine it? The key is stability for the desk, and support for the top. This post briefly discusses frames for sit/stand desks, and the different styles, retailers and considerations for individual legs…
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There are many reasons other than the grain/aesthetic to want a solid wood desk top, i.e. it’s inherent strength (avoid bowing, camera/monitor clamps), custom size/shaping or even avoiding plastic alternatives. In these cases, painting the top might be an option you are considering. This post considers what wood to use, how tops are painted, the…
Let’s see how solid wood L-shaped desk tops are made, and some related options including inside corners and supporting the top adequately.
Is desk top thickness just about the price tag? Find out which is the best thickness for your project in this blog post.
It’s no secret our working posture is important. Laptops have introduced computing convenience, but at the expense of the forcing the keyboard and monitor too close to one another. Monitor stands/raisers/risers aim to elevate your screen to the ideal position, whilst also looking great and creating some storage. This post aims to give you some…
Let’s take a look into the differences between desktops, worktops and table tops. What are they designed for, how big are they, what finishes are applied and what woods are used?
Desk risers sit on top of a flat surface, a cost effective way of elevating the workspace to optimum height for ergonomic working. There are many designs and ideas, from simple blocks to multilevel plastic solutions. Let’s discuss if commissioning a desk riser, made from solid walnut, oak or pine might be the best option…
Whilst not solid wood, ply offers many features our customers frequently ask for. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons.
Fitting a solid wood top to metal legs is a simple process. Here we explain what equipment you will need and how to go about it.
