When your classroom expects students to shift between laptops, textbooks, supplies, and project work, a school desk that stays fixed at one seated height can leave the room working against the lesson. This height-adjustable school desk raises from 26 inches to 42 inches in 1 1/4-inch increments, allowing you to set the working height for students in grades 3 through 12. Its 36-inch wide by 24-inch deep desktop gives students space for project-learning materials while a swinging pendulum footrest bar lets them redirect excess energy through continuous motion. The footrest may help support ergonomic comfort and cardiovascular health, while potentially supporting calorie burn, productivity, and focus.
The desk has a steel base with a black powder coat finish and adjustable nylon base levelers for stabilization across smooth and carpeted floors. The beige desktop has a thermoplastic laminate coating with impact and chemical resistance, and its 36-inch wide by 24-inch deep dimensions provide room for laptops, textbooks, and supplies. A phenolic resin open shelf measures 26 inches wide by 8 inches deep and is 1/4 inch thick, creating accessible storage for school supplies and personal items. The unit also includes a steel book box and a lower shelf for additional storage. The patented swinging pendulum footrest bar includes a 20-inch footrest area; the source lists its diameter as approximately ? inch.
For your classroom layout, the height range lets you establish set working points at 1 1/4-inch increments. The black powder coat steel base, beige thermoplastic laminate desktop, phenolic resin shelf, steel book box, and lower shelf organize the materials students use during project learning. You can keep frequently handled supplies in the open shelf and personal items in the storage areas below the work surface, while laptops and textbooks remain on the desktop. With its 42-inch maximum height, 24-inch depth, and 36-inch width, this school desk gives you a defined footprint for individual student workstations and a configuration built around changing classroom activity.
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