The first lobby visitors see a table with two surface grommets and a recessed modesty panel. A stand-alone desk shell puts that responsibility in the middle of your planning: you need a corner configuration that gives your workday a clear place without forcing every cable, outlet, and seated interaction into view. This left extended corner table is built around that daily sequence, with the desk side and return side serving different practical demands. You can position it where executive work, meetings, and visitor conversations meet, while keeping attention on the work.
The all-laminate construction includes a 1 5/8-inch thick work surface, vertical grain, modesty panels, and a fluted edge detail. Overall dimensions are 72-inch wide by 48-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to plan clearance, neighboring furniture, and the room's traffic path before placement. Two surface grommets provide points for routing cables through the work surface. A mouse hole in the desk-side modesty panel creates an additional cable pass-through. That modesty panel is recessed 3 inches on the desk side for outlet clearance and sits flush on the return side, so the two sides are specified differently.
For your daily setup, the configuration keeps cable planning tied to the places where equipment will actually sit. You can route connections through either of the two surface grommets, then use the mouse hole in the desk-side modesty panel when a cable needs to pass below the work surface. The 72-inch width and 48-inch depth establish the footprint for your floor plan, while the 30-inch height sets the working elevation. The return-side modesty panel remains flush, and the desk-side panel provides the specified 3-inch recess for outlet clearance. Together, these details give you a corner table specification you can evaluate against your office layout, wiring path, and meeting needs.
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