During a floor plan review, the case for one desk per person comes down to durable laminate and a sensible footprint. A workstation belongs in the conversation when you are assigning a single person's footprint, planning circulation, and deciding how much room the layout can surrender without disrupting nearby work. This workstation measures 72-inch wide by 72-inch deep by 40 1/2-inch high, giving you a specific footprint to evaluate against your plan. Your team can place this piece where the work already starts. Your staff can reach the station without a long detour.
The workstation has a laminate finish with 3mm edge banding. Its listed dimensions are 72-inch wide by 72-inch deep by 40 1/2-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to assess placement within your room. Review those three dimensions alongside your floor plan, circulation paths, and neighboring work areas so your purchasing record reflects the actual footprint being assigned to one person. That keeps your walk path clear during a full day.
Your final review should happen at the floor-plan level, not only at the product-page level. Mark the 72-inch width and 72-inch depth where one person will work, then account for the 40 1/2-inch height in the room elevation and sightline discussion. Record the laminate finish and 3mm edge banding in your specification notes. If your plan calls for a single-person workstation within those listed dimensions, you can compare the measured footprint with your available room, circulation paths, and neighboring assignments before approving the order. The result is a workstation decision based on stated dimensions and materials, with no guesswork about the space it will occupy. Confirm the layout against your floor plan before you buy.
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Video. EZ Cube Single Work Station Assembly Video.